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Upon Entering My Vein, The Drug Would Start A Warm Edge That Would Surge Along Until The Brain Consumed It In A Gentle Explosion.it Began In The Back Of The Neck And Rose Rapidly Until I Felt Such Pleasure That The World Sympathizing Took On A Soft, Lofty Appeal.

My Art Teacher In Junior High Was A Very Out Gay Man And A Mentor To Me.

The Rules Of Suspense Are That You Do Know, And You Just Don't Know When. In The Hitchcock Rules Of Suspense, You Are Supposed To Know That There Is A Bomb On The Bus That Might Blow Up, And Then It Becomes Very Tense - But If You Don't Know That There's A Bomb And It Just Blows Up, Then It's Just A Surprise.

In High School, I Read 'silas Marner' And I Was Very Attracted To This Character - He Was Very Rundown And He'd Just Stop, And Things Would Happen Around Him.

Wong Kar-wai Is A Really Great Inspiration. He's Always Referred To As The Jimi Hendrix Of Filmmaking.