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I'm Godless. And So I've Had To Make My God, And My God Is Narrative Filmmaking, Which Is -- Ultimately What My God Becomes, Which Is What My Mantra Becomes, Is The Theme.

In The Story, Which Is Only A Few Chapters Long In Genesis, Noah Never Even Speaks Until After The Flood - But When You Have Russell Crowe, You're Going To Make Him Speak.

At The End Of Requiem All I Wanted To Do Was Get A Dv Camera And Just Do A Small Film. But Then The Hunger Comes Back.

I'd Like To Do A Lot Of Different Stuff. I Think It's Important As A Creative Person To Keep Challenging Yourself And Keep Doing New Stuff. If You End Up Trying To Repeat Yourself It's Death. It Just Becomes Boring And Takes The Passion Out Of It. You Gotta Find Stories And Characters That You Really Want To Hang Out With.

I Remember The Few Times That Happened To Me In Writing, Where You Basically Start Writing And You Look At The Clock And Six Hours Have Gone By And You're, Like, "whoa! What The Hell Just Happened?" And That Piece Ends Up In The Final Product Even Though The Final Product Is Three Years Away. It Doesn't Get Rewritten. It Came Out The Right Way. But That's Happened To Me So Few Times In My Life.