I Feel Like I Learn Every Day

The Ability Of A Television Series To Make Adjustments Is Something You've Got To Take Advantage Of.

One Of My Favorite Things About 'star Trek' Wasn't Just The Overt Banter But The Humor In That Show About The Relationships Between The Main Characters And Their Reactions To The Situations They Would Face; There Was A Lot Of Comedy In That Show Without Ever Breaking Its Reality.

I Love Stories Where The Impossible Appears Believable, Plausible And Real. Maybe It's Silly, But It's One Of The Reasons Michael Crichton's Writing Always Appealed To Me: He Took Outlandish Ideas And Made Them Seem Completely Within The Realm Of Possibility. I Remember Reading "jurassic Park" And Feeling Like: "oh, Yeah - No, That's Totally Happening Right Now. They're Bringing Back Dinosaurs!"

What's A Bigger Mystery Box Than A Movie Theater? You Go To The Theater, You're Just So Excited To See Anything - The Moment The Lights Go Down Is Often The Best Part.

Directing's The Best Part. Whenever I've Directed Something, There's This Feeling Of Demand And Focus That I Like. And Secondly, It Means That You've Gotten Through All The Writing Stuff, And The Producing Stuff, And Casting, And Prep, And All Those Stages That Are Seemingly Endless. So Directing Is Sort Of The Reward For All The Work You Put In Before. And Then There's The Editing, Which Is Another Amazing Stage Of The Process. It's Incredible The Moments You Can Create.