It's All About Perfection, Isn't

I’ve Noticed That The People Who Started On Film Still Have The Ability To See The Person In Front Of Them. Whereas For A Lot Of Photographers Who Have Only Ever Worked In Digital, The Relationship Between The Photographer And The Person Who They’re Taking A Picture Of Sort Of Doesn’t Exist Anymore. They’re Looking At A Computer Screen As Opposed To The Person.

I Would Be Extremely Stupid If I Said That My Looks Had Absolutely Nothing To Do With What I Do, It [moviemaking] Is A Visual Medium. I'm Perfectly Aware Of That, The Face And The Body Help. Of Course They Do.

I Like To Do The Pictures Before People Get Too Self-conscious. I Like To Be Spontaneous And Get A Shot Before The Subject Thinks Too Much About It.

It's Obvious To Say You Can't Please Everybody And There Are Always Going To Be People Who Are Going To Say, I Just Don't Like You. There's Nothing I Can Do About That. I'm Aware, Probably Much More Aware Than My Harshest Critic, Of What My Own Problems Are With My Acting Ability. I'm Very, Very Critical Of Myself, And I Don't Ever Want To Not Be.

I Made A Conscious Decision To Live My Life The Best Way I Could And That Meant To Publicise Myself As Little As Possible.