God Wears White Flannels.

Pick Up A Camera. Shoot Something. No Matter How Small, No Matter How Cheesy, No Matter Whether Your Friends And Your Sister Star In It. Put Your Name On It As Director. Now You're A Director. Everything After That You're Just Negotiating Your Budget And Your Fee.

I Don't Just Want To Be Associated With A Few Good 3d Movies And The Audience Is Saying All Of The Other Ones Are Crap.

Here's My Philosophy In Life: If There's A Fire, You Put It Out. If There's A Flood, You Fill Sandbags And You Build A Dike. You Roll Up Your Sleeves And You Get To Work.

Every Time My Cameras Go Out On A Movie, We Learn Something New And Then We Take What We Learn And We Put It Into The Next Generation Of The Cameras So We're Constantly Improving. It's Kind Of Like Building A Race Car, Racing It, Then Running Back To The Shop And Working On The Engine Some More And Tinkering With It To Improve It.

I Don't Look At Scripts. I Just Write Them.