If You Know You Are Going To

To Record Something On Your Iphone To Be Watched Later, That's Like The Opposite Of Theater. The Joy Of Being There Is Experiencing It With Other People. It Doesn't Translate Onto Your Phone. It's About Being Present.

I Think We Should Stop Drinking Bottled Water. There's No Need To Be Drinking It If You're Living In Western Communities. The Other Thing I Would Suggest - And I Feel It Particularly Here In Australia, Because We Have Very Severe Drought - Is To Be Aware Of How Much You're Actually Consuming. Right Now, It's Very Rainy, But That Doesn't Mean We Can Drink All The Water We Want. Conserving And Constantly Thinking, "how Much Do I Really Need?" Should Definitely Be Part Of Our Vocabulary.

I Think That's What I Love About My Life. There's No Maniacal Master Plan. It's Just Unfolding Before Me.

And Perhaps, Those Of Us In The Industry Who Are Still Foolishly Clinging To The Idea That Female Films, With Women At The Center Are Niche Experience, They Are Not. Audiences Want To See Them And, In Fact, They Earn Money. The World Is Round, People.

The Notion Of Fate And Destiny Is A Very Greek Concept. Working In The Theater You Do Think A Lot About That, Because As A Storyteller You Do Think, 'at What Point Was This Always Going To Happen And What Part Have I Got A Hand In Being Able To Change Things?'