I sit down to chat with actor Aaron Moten from "Disjointed" and Prime Video's "Fallout" to discuss his career and personal stories.We catch up with Aaron as he settles into life in Los Angeles after spending five years in Iceland with his family. We chat about his Texas roots growing up in Austin, his pivot from an aspiring lawyer to a Juilliard-trained actor, and the realities of translating stage acting to working on camera.He also shares some behind-the-scenes moments from his recent work. From having Kathy Bates advocate for him early in his television career to a hilarious "baptism by fire" stunt sequence on his very first day shooting Fallout, Aaron brings a ton of heart and insight to the table.SHOW HIGHLIGHTS[00:03:24] | The beauty of Iceland's audible blank canvas [00:10:12] | Dealing with late growth spurts and the pressure of playing point guard[00:12:43] | Why pretending to be a lawyer is much more fun than actually being one[00:15:24] | Developing technical tools and a fallback plan at Juilliard [00:18:32] | The hard lesson of saving your tears for the close-up shot [00:21:03] | Understanding focal lengths and camera coverage on a multi-cam set [00:24:59] | Kathy Bates' unbelievable work ethic and on-set advocacy[00:29:00] | Jonah Nolan's baptism by fire and a terrifying missing harness [00:32:13] | Transforming the Namibian desert into a post-apocalyptic Santa Monica [00:35:50] | The Seven Questions