I Don't Think I Have

I've Always Liked Working On Stories That Combine People Who Are Relatable With Something Insane.

The Noise You Hear After People See Something You Do - Whether It's A Tv Show Or A Movie - That Always Makes You See That Thing Slightly Differently. Without Question. The Ability Of A Television Series To Make Adjustments Is Something You've Got To Take Advantage Of. And Test-screening A Movie Can Be Helpful Too. But The Part That Can Be Dangerous Is When You Take Those Notes As Gospel, Instead Of Taking Them With A Grain Of Salt. The Key Is To Use The Response As One Of The Tools In Your Box, As Opposed To Using It To Determine What You Do.

Directing A Movie Precludes Me From Being Involved In Any Greater Way. But, The Job Was Never To Do More, It Was Always To Enable. Sometimes As A Producer, You're Creating And Writing It, Or Sometimes You're Writing And Directing It, Or Other Times You're There From The Very Beginning.

All The Times I've Been Lucky Enough To Be A Part Of A Show That's Actually Gotten On The Air, It's Always That Same Mixture Of Excitement And Utter Fear.

All I Know Is That I've Made Some Big Screw-ups, And I've Done Some Things That Have Done All Right. I Just Keep Trying To Learn From The Mistakes I've Made.