I Don't Want To Make

Actors Want To Impress At The Beginning, So You Take Advantage Of That By Suddenly Saying, 'right, You're Here For Two Weeks.' What You're Doing Is Creating A Siege Mentality.

Directing Is A Mixture Of Compromise And Perfectionism. When You Lose The Judgment Of Which Is More Important At Any Particular Moment, You're Time Is Over. They Find You Out And Send You Packing.

If I Was Single And Did Not Have Kids, I Wonder Whether If I Would Try As Hard To Be Patient, To Mind How I React To Situations. Not Saying People Who Do Not Have Children Don't, But In My Life And How I Fight Against Doing The Things That Have Positive Impact In My Life...i Think I Would Find It Easier Not To Practice The Principles Did I Not Have Children.

Good Storytelling For Me Is Not So Much Technical Expertise, Which I Know Is Applauded Often; It's Actually Freshness Of Approach. It Does Mean You Sometimes Stumble And Fall And Make A Horrible Mess Of Things In Seeking That Freshness, But You Should Always Keep Trying To Do That.

I'd Love To Do A Modern-day Musical That's Full Of Original Music. To Get Your Contemporaries To Sing And Dance Without Looking Foolish And For It To Be Transformational And Magical And All Those Things A Musical Is Supposed To Be.