I Work With Really Hard-working People Who

All I Know Is That I've Made Some Big Screw-ups, And I've Done Some Things That Have Done All Right. I Just Keep Trying To Learn From The Mistakes I've Made.

I Do Feel Like No Matter What You're Doing, Whether It's Music Or Writing A Play Or A Poem Or Drawing A Picture Or Painting Something, That You're Speaking To What Is It You Want To Express, What Is It You Want To See.

When I Was A Kid, It Was A Huge Insult To Be A Geek. Now It's A Point Of Pride In A Weird Way.

I Try To Push Ideas Away, And The Ones That Will Not Leave Me Alone Are The Ones That Ultimately End Up Happening.

Making Movies Was More A Reaction To Not Being Chosen For Sports. Other Kids Were Out There Playing At Whatever; I Was Off Making Something Blow Up And Filming It, Or Making A Mould Of My Sister's Head Using Alginating Plaster.