Sometimes, The People Who Are

I Knew About Heatmiser, And I Saw Them One Time At Pine Street [later Changed To La Luna], Which Was The Center Of A Lot Of Alternative Bands During The 80s. But I Didn't Really Know Too Much About Their Music.

When I Grew Up In The '60s, We Were Actually Dominated By This, You Know, Sort Of Conforming '50s Culture, Even Though We Were Like Trying To Express Our Own Culture, Like, The Dominant Culture Was The Thing That Was Forming Us. And I Think That That's True Today.

I'm Going In A Really Weird I-don't-know-where Direction, But I Prefer Anything [different] From How Standardized Filmmaking Has Become.

In Rare Cases, I've Had Music Before I Shot The Movie. I Think That For 'good Will Hunting' I Had An Elliot Smith Record Or A Couple Of Them And I Just Somehow Felt Like The Sound Had Something To It That Reminded Me Of The Story. So In That Case There Was Music Beforehand.

If You Don't Have The Story And The Unfolding Of The Trajectory Of The Saga, It's Like Getting In A Car And Not Having Any Gas.