Ridiculously - Fortunately - My First Job

I Was 16 Or Something. [my Aunt] Broadened My Understanding Of What Women Could Be Like And Do And That There's A Big World Out There. So She Had A Huge Impact On Me.

I Was Really Lucky That I Had An Aunt Who Was Very Inspiring To Me. She Was Different Than Anybody In My Family On Either Side.

I Think If You're Doing A Play, You're Rehearsing Enough That You Get To A Point Where It's Freeing Again. But In A Movie, If You Rehearse Too Much, Now You've Just Shown Everybody What You're Going To Do. And Any Element Of Surprise Or Impulsiveness Is Taken Away.

I Think I Always Had Joie De Vivre. But I Had Pretty Bad Self-esteem Growing Up And Much Of My Adult Life.

The Thing I Noticed, Have Learned The Most About Directors, Is: When They're Very Confident In Themselves, They're Open To Creativity From Other People. If They're Scared Or Nervous, Then They Shut Off And Nobody's Ideas [count].