Everyone Wants To Be Loved; Everyone Wants

Filmmaking Is Finding A Piece Of Granite And You Start To Chip Away And Then You Have The Shape Of A Head, The Shape Of The Arm, You Can See The Shape Of The Face And The Face Starts To Gather Character. You Have To Find It.

I'm Equally Guilty Of Using Technology - I Twitter, I Text People, I Chat. But I Think There's Something Strangely Insidious About It That It Makes Us Think We're Closer When In Fact We're Not Seeing Each Other, We're Not Connecting.

Things Like Facebook Have Made You Feel As Though You're Connected To Everybody. You've Got A Thousand Friends On Facebook, But You Don't Actually Talk To Anybody. You're Not Close To Anybody.

And As A Director, You Make 1,000 Decisions A Day, Mostly Binary Decisions: Yes Or No, This One Or That One, The Red One Or The Blue One, Faster Or Slower. And It's The Culmination Of Those Decisions That Define The Tone Of The Film And Whether Or Not It Moves People.

With Each One Of My Films, I'm Exploring One Of My Own Issues And I Try To Expose Myself A Little In The Film.