Andrew Levitas

Something like that?

Had you ever done a live studio audience multicam before?

I had, so that first series that I came out for- The WB one.

The WB one was in front of the audience, which I loved.

It was so fun.

But again, I imagined that walking into those things and being comfortable, not being stressed, feeling good in your skin, you can be fun.

You can be funny.

It's so easy.

I found it quite easy to be present in those things.

I actually found being on

the like the single camera dramas that I did in the, in the midst of all that to be a bit tougher because it was, you couldn't just like vibe off of what was going on.

You weren't doing it.

Right.

There's no feedback loop.

Yeah.

It's also very stop start.

You know, you can't, there's no flow to it that you get when you're, I mean, we were essentially doing a play.

We might do the scenes over and over a couple of times, but we were doing a play every week and there was that wonderful hybrid of,

of the audience interaction and, and being able to step in front of the crowd.

And yeah, there's, there's kind of nothing like doing that four camera sitcom.