Andrew Levitas

And so it's good to know that when someone who wasn't there with us week after week came in and got to spend an entire week with us, the feeling you still walked away from was that everyone was warm and happy to be there.

100%.

That's good to hear.

So, Andrew, you said that you were almost...

Were you auditioning because you just wanted to become a better filmmaker?

Was there any part of you that wanted to be an actor, to stay in the acting industry?

Or was this just like, okay, this is going to be a fun part to learn the rest of the industry, but if I get a job, great.

Or were you calling your manager every day like the rest of us going, what's next?

Do I have an audition?

What's going on?

No, I'm not even sure if I had.

I must have had an agent or a manager at that point.

I don't know.

I don't remember.

But my like the acting side of my life was like a like an accidental thing that happened.

And it just kept I mean, like all of your listeners who are actors are going to hate me.

It's one of those things where I was like, listen, anything that anybody wants me to do, I'm psyched to get the opportunity and have a different experience and meet other actors and meet other filmmakers and, you know, and spend time with different elements of, you know,

production and talk to different crew and just have that have that time and enjoy it and not feel pressure of this is my life and my passion i was i felt fortunate and blessed to do it but whatever money i made as an actor i spent on canvases and cameras and materials and it really got me through a pretty sizable chunk of those early days and it was amazing i mean you know i i

I got really lucky.

I stumbled on to being on a soap opera in the early days.