Comic-strip Stuff Isn't Really My Cup Of

I'm Able To Lead My Life As Well As Make A Film. My Wife And My Friends And People Around Me Know That I Do Tend To Distance Myself A Little Bit During The Making Of A Film, But I Have To, It's A Natural Part Of The Process For Me Because You Are Indulging In The Headspace Of Somebody Else, You Are Investing In The Psychology Of Somebody Else And You Are Becoming Somebody Else, And So There Isn't Enough Room For You And That Somebody Else.

I've Learned From The Past That It's Important To Recharge And Get Time In-between Jobs, And If I Can't Get Time In-between Jobs Then When I Know I've Got Some Time Coming Up At The End Of A Job, Really Try And Take Advantage Of That. And Do Very Mundane Things At Home And Putter In The Garden And Spend Time With Family And Make Music And, You Know, Play With The Dogs. Just Get Back To Being Me.

I Have A Real Love Of Sound And The Shape Of The Sound. I'm A Musician, And I'm Fascinated With The Effects Of Sound, And Tone, And Pitch And Melody And All That Sort Of Stuff.

To Work In America Or Other Places Is More About Curiosity, Because I'm Dealing With Cultures And Sensibilities That I Don't Really Know. So I'm Having To Sort Of Investigate Them, Which I'm Fascinated In, But It Comes From A Place Of Curiosity Rather Than A Real Need To Get Something Out Of My System.

Just Because There Are Things I Don't Remember, Doesn't Mean My Actions Are Meaningless. The Whole World Doesn't Just Disappear When You Close Your Eyes, Does It?