Fight Scenes Are Really More Like Dances

Fight Scenes Are Really More Like Dances Than They Are Fights, Because You're Depending On Your Partner To Do The Right Move At The Right Time. Yes, A Tough Person Or Somebody Who Knows What They're Doing Will Look Better In A Fight Scene, But It Also Has A Lot To Do With The Other Person.

Anyone Has Outside Influences. They Are The Results Of The Cosmic Roll Of The Dice: This Person Is Born Aragon The Ranger, This Person Is Born A Prisoner In North Korea, This Person Is Born Carlos The Dwarf. Some Of These Things Are Out Of Our Control, But That Doesn't Mean That They Can't Be Changed. A Character, Just Like A Person In Real Life, Is A Summation Of Her Actions And Feelings. Our Actions And Emotions Are Not Performed Against Nothing, They Do Not Arise From Dust, We Are In Constant Friction, And/or Flow With Our Surroundings.

I Teach A Lot - I Teach At The Ucla And Usc Graduate Film Programs - And A Lot Of Those Projects Are My Students' Projects That I Act In Or I Do A Cameo.

This Was The Way The Night Had Cashed In. Choices Had Been Made And Things Happened, And Here We Were. It Was Sad, And Funny. My Life Was Made Of This. Stuff Like This.

I Needed An Outlet In High School And Came Across Painting. I've Actually Been Painting Longer Than I've Been Acting. A Movie Is A Collaborative Effort, And With Painting You Just Have Yourself.