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I Didn't Want To Just Work Within Hollywood When I Started A Production Company. I Wanted To Be Able To Collaborate With Great Artists From All Over The World.

That's What Life Is: Repetitive Routines. It's A Matter Of Finding The Balance Between Deviating From Those Patterns And Knowing When To Repeat Them.

I Just Want To Open Up The Avenues For People To Express Themselves. That's What The Media Ought To Be. It Shouldn't Just Be A Conveyer Belt Of Shiny Products To Buy. It Should Be A Way That We're All Communicating And Understanding Each Other.

The Traditions Of Hollywood Are Grand And Great And Are Going To Survive Forever, In A Way. But They're Not Going To Be The Only Way For Much Longer. The Technology Is Such Now That You Don't Have To Have Millions Of Dollars To Make A Movie. You Can Make One With A Computer.

I Love Kimberly Peirce. Incredibly Intense Is A Good Way Of Describing Her. Brutally Honest. Really Sharp. She's A Director For Actors. That's What She's Best At, Sitting Down With An Actor And Just Getting To The Heart Of What A Scene Is. And Getting To The Heart Of Not Just What The Scene Is And The Character Is, But What You Are, And How To Build That Bridge Between The "me" And The Character, And Those Emotions.