In Hollywood You Kind Of

I'm Always Cribbing From Real Life. I'm Not A Very Creative Filmmaker.

Whenever I'm Not Shooting, I'm In The Editing Room With My Footage. While The Crew Is Taking 15 Minutes To An Hour To Set Up The Next Shot, I'm Behind The Avid, Putting The Flick Together.

My Father Taught Me How To Be A Man – And Not By Instilling In Me A Sense Of Machismo Or An Agenda Of Dominance. He Taught Me That A Real Man Doesn’t Take, He Gives; He Doesn’t Use Force, He Uses Logic; Doesn’t Play The Role Of Trouble-maker, But Rather, Trouble-shooter; And Most Importantly, A Real Man Is Defined By What’s In His Heart, Not His Pants.

In Hollywood You Kind Of Fail Upwards

Why Do My Movies Make People Feel So Dead Inside?