Before you build anything permanent, it helps to see how it actually fits. From taping out a new studio floor plan to stepping into a supporting role on set, I have been thinking a lot about flow, restraint, and how good work often means helping someone else shine.

You know that moment...right before a big pitch, a team presentation, or the final seconds of the game. Your heart races, hands get clammy, and suddenly your voice doesn’t sound quite right.

I had one of those moments on set—playing a nurse opposite Liam Neeson.