You Cant Act For The

I Don't Like To Be Talked Into Anything. I Don't Want To Be Cajoled.

I Think First Impressions Are Important When You Pick Up A Script.

You Cant Act For The Editing. You Just Go In And Do The Scene The Way You Think Is Right.

Writer-directors Are A Little Bit More Liberal, Rather Than Having Just The Writer On The Set, Because I Think Sometimes The Writer Becomes Too Precious With The Words. If You're A Writer-director, You Can See What You're Doing And See Your Work In Action, So I Think You Can Correct It Right There And Still Not Compromise Yourself.

Do Whatever You're Directed To Do, And Leave The Rest Of That Technical Stuff Up To The Director.