I am XX, Hear Me Roar-- An Interview with Kathleen Robertson

"As an actress I'm always there seeing what works and what doesn't first hand," she says. "Plus I have always been interested in cinematography and the whole visual aspect of filmmaking-- I don't always want to just act."

Robertson is also in the process of writing a script to a book she recently optioned, and is currently working on getting the project financed in order to officially get it off the ground.

So what's next for this Canadian beauty? Despite her comments questioning the way Hollywood's being run and her uncertainty towards future projects (Robertson was recently offered a role in a movie being filmed in Canada, but she's not 100% sure she'll accept just yet), Robertson plans to continue reading scripts in search for her next role. The actress claims she doesn't really have a preference to whether she's seen next again on the big or small screen, though she admits the project has to be really good if she's going to sign another television contract. No matter what though, Robertson remains optimistic about her future. For if there's one thing she's learned coming from a small town in Canada, it's that anything can happen so long as you have talent and a whole lot of determination.

"Every project I do I have that moment where I'm just sitting in the make-up chair or talking to an actor and I go, 'how did I get here from living in a small town?'," Robertson concludes. "It just proves that anything can happen. Working in this business is a long, hard journey, and sure I was lucky to get cast on a hit show when I first came out here, but if you want a long career in this business you have to be patient. You have to be patient, and you have to have a lot of faith."

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