I'm Not A Trained Actor. I'm Someone

I Really Think It's Important That My Beliefs Don't Impinge Upon What You Get From The Movie. It's Your Opinion That Matters And It's Far More Interesting Than Mine.

I Find It Inspiring And I Always Think When I'm Working On Something New, Whether It's A New Kind Of Character Or A New Kind Of Story Or New Kind Of Camera, It Gets My Creative Wheels Spinning.

I Think That 'ghost Rider: Spirit Of Vengeance' Was Mentally Taxing, If Only Because I Had To Go To A Christmas Party Shortly After I Had Wrapped Photography In Romania At Two In The Morning As The Ghost Rider. The Invitation Had A Christmas Ornament On It With Ghost Rider's Face On It As A Tree.

I See Myself As A Student. I Would Never Call Myself A Master Or A Maestro. If You Take The Path Of The Student, That Means You Have To Try A Little Bit Of Everything In Hopes That You're Going To Learn Something Or Strike Some Kind Of New Note, Expression In The Process. I'm Not Going For Grades; I'm Going For An Education. I'm Going To Continue Experimenting And Trying New Things To Try To Evolve And Learn.

I Do Tend To Apply Myself To Projects That Make Me Uncomfortable Because Usually When That Happens I Try To Find A Way Of Existing In The Project That Is More Creative.