Cautionary Tales Were Fantastic In The '70s.

I Have My Set Rigged With The Biggest Sound System Possible And Have A Mini Jack For My Ipod Attached To My Director's Chair. I Find Playing Music Is A Very Direct Way To Communicate With Actors And The Crew, Especially Those Crew Members Who Are On The Periphery Of The Set. I Like Dancing On Set Too, It's A Good Way To Release Tension.

You Can Write A Whole Fiction, And You're Talking To People Who Have Gone Through That, In Real Life. But The Truth Of It Is That When You're Talking To Those People, You Don't Care About Your Movie Anymore. You Just Want To Hear About What They Have Gone Through. You Want All Of The Details. It's Amazing.

We're Born First Humans Then After They Stamp Our Passport.

Learn From Your Experience Shooting Your Film, And Then Move On To The Next.

No 'rules.' What Are You, British Or Something? I Guess I'm Too Nice... No Wonder People Take Advantage Of Me.