The Tough Thing About Adulthood Is It

All Of The Films That I've Made Are About The Country I Live In And Grew Up In... And I Think If You're Going To Put An Artist's Eye To It, You're Going To Put A Critical Eye To It. I've Always Been Interested In The Gray Area That Exists Between The Black And White, Or The Red And Blue, And That's Where Complexity Lies.

I Was Seen In Earlier Years By Family Members And People Of Authority As Somebody Wasting His Time. I Had Trouble With The Restrictions Of Conformity. It Made Me Edgy.

I Think Documentary Filmmakers Need As Much Protection As Possible Under Journalist's Privilege. How Else Is The Public To Know What Is Going On?

I Guess Some Mistakes You Never Stop Paying For.

Radio, Newspapers, They Were Normal Parts Of My Life. In Those Days, You Had To Go Somewhere To Watch Television And Leave Something To See It.