If I Have To, I'll

Same Thing With Film, By The Time You've Finished Shooting And You've Really Been Into Everything, You've Touched Up Everything In The Editing Room. You've Gone In There And Taken Little Bits From Everything.

I Believe All Of Us Only Use One Tenth Of Our Brain. I Know People Who Use One Per Cent Only!

Well, Not Totally Because Over The Years I've Probably Done 2,700 Commercials. So, I'm Always Ticking. And In A Way That Was A Huge Advantage Because I Was Able To Take My Time Choosing My Film Subjects Because I Wasn't Relying On The Fear Of Not Being Able To Work.

I Do A Pretty Good Job At Casting Actually.

Usually, When Special Effects Get In The Way, It's Because The Story Isn't Strong Enough. If You Don't Start With A Strong Screenplay, It's Easy To Fall Back On Special Effects, Thinking It's Going To Carry You. But It Never Works. It's Just Tiresome.