I'm Learning The Power Of

It's Important For A Director To Provide As Much Information, Especially When We're Working With Things That We Have To Conceive Out Of Thin Air. You Can't Just Expect An Actor To Understand: 'oh, There's A Dinosaur Coming At You". Ok, So I'm Going To Automatically Know How Big It Is And What It Sounds Like? I Need Details. How Close Does He Get To Me? How Tall Is He? What Will The Impact Be Of His Cry When He's Screaming At Me Or When He's Blowing Smoke Or Air In My Face?

Sometimes We Get Too Caught Up In Wanting To Do That One Movie That Will Get Seen And Approved And Nominated, That We Lose Sight That There Are So Many Other Movies That Are Worth Your Time.

It's Insecure, And It's Immature.

Call Me Crazy - I Love Elk Meat!

I Love Skin. I Don't Believe The Body Is Something To Hide.