Most Of What I Know

I Always Felt That Acting Was An Escape, Like Having The Secret Key To Every Door And Permission To Go Into Any Realm And Soak It Up. I Enjoy That Free Pass.

David Fincher Is Probably The Best Comprehensive Director In Terms Of Being A Manger Of A Process That Must Drive Forward. He Has Such Confident Command Of Cinema Language And Visual Language And Script And Performance. He Knows More About F-stops Than Any Cameraman, He Knows More About Lighting Than Any Gaffer, He Is A Wonderful Writer, And He Can Give You A Good Line Reading. Under Pressure, He Is The Kind Of Guy Who You Will Just Dive In With And Trust And Follow Because His Vision Is So Intense.

The "environmental Movement" Is Becoming An Economic Movement, Is Joining The Social Justice Movement, Is Becoming A Sustainability Movement. It's Leaving Behind The "people's Needs Versus Nature's Needs" Conflict In Favor Of Making The Case For Environmental Health As The Essential Underpinning Of Prosperous And Stable Human Civilization.

You're Always Choosing The Start Point And The End Point. And Almost By Definition, The Most Interesting Period Is Where Something Happens, As A Result Of Which Something Is Different At The End. And So To Me, The Idea That You Know Everything About A Character At The Beginning Is Sort Of Ridiculous. Something Has To Be Revealed. I Like It When The Deeper You Go With The Character, The More You See The Layers Start To Peel Away. It's More Challenging To Me, But It's Also Just Interesting. Those Are The Things I Like To Watch. I Like To Watch The Evolutions Of Something.

Basically, I Think 21st Century Conservation Is Moving Toward Preserving Ecosystems By Dealing With The Needs Of People.