Andrew Levitas

Right.

Well, you mentioned that when you were acting, and I'm putting that in quotes because you seemed like you were doing it just kind of for fun and for the experience, that you were just kind of going with the flow.

You weren't really nervous because it was like, let's just have fun.

Do you feel the same way as a filmmaker?

I mean, do any of the mediums that you work in make you anxious, nervous, or is it all just kind of like, hey, let's go in and just enjoy the process?

Not really.

Um...

I get more nervous when I get my kids' report cards and going to conferences and stuff like that.

Making art is such a privilege, right?

And the kind of work that I've gotten to do is such a privilege that just getting to day one, it's like my anxiety is before day one, right?

But once we get there, I actually feel that my mind clicks in and I feel most comfortable in those environments.

There's no time for anxiety.

There's no time to be sort of –

kind of nervous about it.

Um, if anything, I'm, I'm very prepped for my work.

Um, so yeah, I don't, I don't really feel out of place in those environments.

I feel more out of place here talking to, I mean, you guys are awesome, but like doing this kind of thing, I guess the one place I do feel, uh, awkward is, is sitting on panels and press talking.

And the press part is quite feels weird to me.

Um, um,

because also by the time I'm doing that, I'm so like, I'm checked out.