I Ain't Martin Luther King. I Don't

As A Writer I Want Everybody To Get A Chance To Voice Their Opinions. If Each Character Thinks That They're Telling The Truth, Then It's Valid. Then At The End Of The Film, I Leave It Up To The Audience To Decide Who Did The Right Thing.

If You Can't Take A Hit, You're Not Going To Last Long, That's For Sure.

There’s Always Been This Hocus-pocus Or Magical, Mystical Thing Associated With The Making Of Film That Sort Of Psyches People Out And Makes Them Think That This Cannot Be Done; That This Is A Craft That Cannot Be Learned.

We Grew Up In A Very Creative Environment And Were Exposed To The Arts At A Very Young Age, So It's Not A Surprise That All Of Us Are In Some Form Of The Arts.

I Respect The Audience's Intelligence A Lot, And That's Why I Don't Try To Go For The Lowest Common Denominator.