Taylor Swift made her big screen debut in the ensemble rom-com Valentine's Day in 2010, but now the 22-year-old is ready for a bigger challenge.
"Acting is something I've been fascinated by my entire life," Swift tells MTV. Though she's been reading scripts in her spare time for five years, Swift's busy schedule hasn't made it possible for her acting dreams to become a reality.
"I would want to have the time, the ability and the love for something, the love for a character to where I could really make that commitment to it."
Swift was, however, able to dabble in the world of film with a voice role in The Lorax, based on the popular book by Dr. Suess. Zac Efron, Betty White, Danny DeVito and Ed Helms also lent their talents to the animated feature.
"What people don't think about with character acting in the voice-over form is you're making a lot of sounds," Swift tells MTV. "It's very different from when you're singing songs that you wrote. With this, you're sitting there in a booth by yourself having conversations with no one."
