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The Filmmakers That I Studied And Appreciated Growing Up Are The Ones That Are Able To Dictate Their Vision Clearly To Each Department, And They Know The Language Of How To Communicate With Each Department Well Enough, So That Their Vision Is Clearly Transferred To The Screen. So I Like To Spend Time On Sets Learning From All Of The Departments And Seeing How They Approach Their Jobs. It's Not Just Filmmakers, You Know? There's So Many Mediums Involved. I Love Learning About All Of The Mediums.

I'm Doing 'the Perks Of Being A Wallflower'. It Was A Book I Read When I Was Younger, And It Just Changed My Life, And I Just Wanted To Be A Part Of It.

Jews Took It Very Seriously To Marry Other Jews And Repopulate The Jewish Bloodline, And My Father's Generation Gets Very Serious In My Household When They're Like, "you Have To Marry Another Jew," Because That's Still Kind Of The Mentality Coming From The Baby Boomers. So I Know That Type Of Pressure.

Some People Don't Have An Open Mind, And When I Was Traveling To Different Places I Think I Found It Hard To Enjoy Things. You Know, I Come From A Great City Where There Are Lots Of Things Happening, And If You End Up In A Small Town Where You Don't Have All Those Things You Can Feel The Difference. Somewhere Along The Way, Though, I Think I Learned To Appreciate The Difference.

I Don't Really Look Around And Say, 'i've Made It.' I Just Look Around And Think How Fortunate I Am To Work With The People I'm Working With.