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I Was Being Generous. Gia Coppola Wasn't Even A Filmmaker At That Time, But I Asked Her To Do It, Because I Believed In Her As An Artist. And Because I Wanted A Woman's Take On The Material. The Book Palo Alto Is Very Male-centric, But Gia Carved Out A Bunch Of The Female Characters, And Brought Them To The Fore In The Movie. And The Project Was Richer For It.

I Could Have A Sex Change And Become A Woman, Physically. But In Some Ways That Isn't Even Necessary. Because We Live In A Time When Real Life, And Virtual Life Are At Parity. We Are So Used To Being Creators, And Creating Versions Of Ourselves, Mainly Online, And Through Our Communication Technology, That I Could Very Well Picture Myself As A Woman, And Consider Myself A Woman, Even If My Body Would Be Classified As A Male Body By A Medical Examiner.

I Get To Work With Incredibly Talented Young Filmmakers And Students, And Their Attitudes And Relationship With Film Is Still So Pure. That Re-inspires Me And Reminds Me Why I Got Into It And What I Love About Film, And Allows Me A Little Reprieve From The Business Side Of It. And It Rekindles My Love Of Film.

I Start Movies With People That I Believe In And People With Visions, You Know, That I Believe In. And So If It Doesn't Kind Of Come Together In The Right Way, At Least I Was Doing It Because I Believed In The Person And The Movie.

I Get Like Six Or So Hours Of Sleep A Night.