At The End Of The Day, I

I'm Glad I Took The Leap Away From Acting Into Going Behind The Camera Because It's Much More Satisfying - I Love Acting And I Still Do, But It's Much More Satisfying To Be Able To Make The Stuff.

I'm A Pretty Feminized Geek, You Know? I Have That Point Of View, I Grew Up Around A Lot Of Girls, So I'm Pretty Sensitive To That. But I Don't Dare Say 'i Know How Women Think.

At The End Of The Day, I Just Want A Movie That's Great, That People Are Going To Love And Laugh At And Be Affected By, And Also Have An Emotional Journey.

Film, Television, And Working With A Camera Is Such An Intimate Art Form That If A Camera Is Right On You, And I've Got Your Face Filling The Screen, You Have To Be Real. If You Do Anything That Is Fake, You're Not Going To Get Away With It, Because The Camera Is Right There, And The Story Is Being Told In A Very Real Way.

A Lot Of Comedies Fall Apart Because They Just Go From Joke To Joke, And The Characters Are All Sort Of Being Crazy Off On Their Own.