That's The Most Important Thing In Art:

Television's Getting Better Because People Are Investing More Money And Time And Respect Into It. But The Secret Weapon Of Television Is That, Because It's A Slow Burn, You Get To Meditate On Things And Develop Them. As Opposed To Film, Where You Have An Allotted Amount Of Time And Hopefully You Can Wrap It Up In There.

When I Read The Script [of Good Kill], It Read Like A Science Fiction Film. And Andrew [writer/director Andrew Niccol] Is Known For Sci-fi. But When I Spoke To Him, He Said This Picture Was 100% Factual, Which Blew My Mind. I Realized Then How Little I Knew About The Drone Program. And I Felt That, If I Knew So Little About It, There Must Be Others Who Should Be Educated About What's Going On.

Artists Also Have The Responsibility Of Reflecting The Truth.

When You Look Cakey, Or You Have Too Much On, And You Actually See The Makeup, The Makeup Isn't Doing Its Job. When You Use The Makeup In A Way Where The People Aren't Thinking About The Makeup, And They're Looking At You, That's What We Want.

My Style Is Very Inspired By Both My Parents, So We All Have The Same Taste.