Whenever A Toddler Sees A

Whenever I've Directed Something, There's This Feeling Of Demand And Focus That I Like.

I Feel Like In Telling Stories, There Are The Things The Audience Thinks Are Important, And Then There Are The Things That Are Actually Important.

With Three Kids You Are Just Trying To Survive. You Can't Be Fastidious.

There Are Always A Bunch Of Ideas Floating Around And I Do The Best That I Can To Try To Not Do Them. The Ideas Don't Go Away And, Over Time, Are Finally Like, "okay, It's Been Around So Long, I Have To Get This Thing Out," And It Somehow Ends Up Coming To Some Version Of Fruition.

It's Not A Bad Way To Live Once You Let Go Of The Idea That You Deserve More.