Once The Festival Achieved A Certain Level

I Try To Avoid Giving Advice. The Only Advice I Will Give Is To Pay Attention. I Don't Mean To The Screen In Your Hand. I'm Talking About The Natural World. I Spent A Lot Of Time Educating My Children About Nature By Putting Them In Nature. I Said, "i Want You To Listen; I Want You To Look." There's So Much Technology Coming Into Our Lives That Takes Us Away From The Natural Stuff, So I'm Pushing The Other Way.

I Have The Freedom To Take Chances, To Say No. I Have The Freedom To Be Who I Really Want To Be, Rather Than Have To Conform To This Or That Just To Stay Alive.

He Has The Attention Span Of A Lightning Bolt.

There's A Lot Of Hyperventilation That Takes Off Before The [sundance Film] Festival, A Lot Of Buzz. Every Year We Hear, This Is Going To Be The New This, This Is Going To Be The New That, And It Never Is. The Buzz Just Doesn't Mean Anything. I'm Glad It Doesn't. Because I Think The Festival Shows That What Succeeds Is Content.

I Love Making Films More Than Anything, But It's Tough.