I Had Piano Lessons When I Was

I Don't Generally Find Myself Listening To The Music Of A Film Unless There's Something Awfully Wrong With It.

The Jarring Change Going From An Urban Environment To An Extremely Remote Natural Environment Is Extremely Inspiring. It's Constantly Stimulating, It's Like A Slap In The Face.

If Someone Suddenly Lost Their Director The Day Before Shooting And Wanted Me To Step In, I'd Be Willing To. But I'd Do Brain Surgery The Same Way. I'm Always Up For Something New.

Music Is The Subliminal Connecting Adhesive In Film, Or At Least In Narrative Feature Films.

Any Film Which Views The Darker Side Of Life, Which Is Death With A Sense Of Humor, Is Very Much To My Taste.