I've Always Felt That, No Matter Where

Directing Is A Huge Amount Of Work With Very Little Payoff, And A Quarter Of The Money, And Nine Times More Time Spent.

I Think Acting Is Getting Better And Better.

All Modesty Aside, I Think I'm Good At Reading Scripts. The Way I Read A Script Is As Fast As I Can, All In One Sitting, And I Don't Read Many Of The Stage Directions. I Only Read Enough Stage Directions To Let Me Know Where I Am, Because They're Always So Verbose And Mostly Horseshit. So I Only Read The Dialogue, Which Allows Me To See The Movie In My Mind's Eye In Real Time.

One Of The Things I Did Early On In Film Was Over-enunciate And Talk Too Loud.

When A Director Makes A Mistake, People Suffer. People Suffer Horribly Sometimes.