I View Filmmaking As A Director's Medium.

You Don't Really Prepare For A Kissing Scene.

...it Can Be So Boring Being You Sometimes, And If You Were The Most Special Thing Like That, It Could Be Really Great, But Maybe Some People Say The Same Thing About You, And You Want To Tell Those People: 'no, You're Stupid, It's No Fun Being Me.

When I Was Younger, I Thought, 'ok, I'm Supposed To Do This Project Because It'll Help My Career,' But That Didn't Work Because I Ended Up Doing Movies That I Worked Really Hard On But I Didn't Really Like And They Didn't Turn Out Well, So It Was Like I Lost Double. Once I Just Started Working With People And Projects I Believed In, Everything Changed And I Suddenly Had A Career That I Loved And That I Was Proud Of.

Generally You Don't Initiate The Projects - They're Designed And You're Inserted. Your Material Is Edited By Somebody. You Feel A Lack Of Power Over Your Work.

If I'm Working On A Film, I'll Do Sit-ups For Before I Shoot. Like, 100 In The Morning Or Something.