There's Definitely A Way Of Thinking And

If I'm A Director And I Read A Script And I Say Yeah I Really Want To Do This, I Would Never Walk Away Because The Deal Wasn't Very Good - That I Wasn't Getting Paid Very Much Or That The Chances That I Would See Anything On The Back End Were Remote Because Of The Financial Waterfall And The Way It's Structured. I Would Never Use That As A Reason Not To Do Something.

But My Sense In Talking To People When I Travel Is That The Film Business Is Not That Dissimilar From A Lot Of Other Businesses.

What's Great About Things Like Kickstarter Is That It Enables Me, Finally, And Without Any Bad Feeling At All, When People Come Up To Me Now Saying, "i Want To Do This." I Can Just Go, "there Are No Excuses Anymore."

A Real Explosion Is Not Only Much More Fun To Shoot, It Also Helps The Actors And Creates An Energy On Set And Ultimately In The Scene.

It's Pretty Clear To Me That Working As A Director For Hire Agrees With Me. I Like It. The Films That Have Come Out Of That, I Personally Like Better Than The Ones That Didn't.