When You're On A Film And You're

Once You're Directing, You're Kind Of In A Certain Mode, Where You're Taking Whatever Is On The Page And Forming It Into The Film That You Think It Might Want To Be. So Whether It's My Writing Or Not, I Still Try To Work With It In The Same Way.

When You're On A Film And You're Doubting Something, It's Usually Because You Don't Think The Audience Is Going To Like It.

Sometimes, The People Who Are Helping You Can Drop The Ball.

I Find It Interesting, The Different Rules That Apply To Journalism And Drama, Even Though Journalism Has Become More And More About Entertainment, And Entertainment Has Become More And More About Journalism.

My Art Teacher In Junior High Was A Very Out Gay Man And A Mentor To Me. He Would Tell Us About Greenwich Village And Show Us The 'village Voice' And Describe His Life, But It Was All Sort Of Subversive And Below The Radar.