I View Filmmaking As A Director's Medium.

I Love Collaboration Of All Kinds, And I Love The Way That Collaboration Pulls Me Into Directions I Wouldn't Go In If I Was Working On My Own.

I Was Kind Of Scared Of Failing At Acting.

I Worked At A Mcdonald's Drive-through. I Could Always Tell When Girls Were Interested: They'd Drive Around Again And Say, "i Forgot Something."

I Get To Work With Incredibly Talented Young Filmmakers And Students, And Their Attitudes And Relationship With Film Is Still So Pure. That Re-inspires Me And Reminds Me Why I Got Into It And What I Love About Film, And Allows Me A Little Reprieve From The Business Side Of It. And It Rekindles My Love Of Film.

It's Basically The Best Job In The World. If You're Fortunate Enough - And I Consider Myself Fortunate - You Get To Work With Your Friends And You Get To Work On Projects That Interest You.