I Remember When I Was A Kid

If I'm Able To Catch The Screening, There's A Point In The Film Where, Like Clockwork, A Portion Of The Audience Gets Really Emotional And Begins To Cry. And That's Very Difficult To Make Happen.

I've Noticed That Sometimes When You Keep Things A Little Smaller, It's Easier To Focus On The Creative Aspects Of What You're Doing.

I Want My Audience To Say, "wow, This Is A Film I'm Benefiting From. I'm Benefiting From What This Filmmaker Is Trying To Say." I'd Always Rather Learn And Be Entertained Than Be Entertained And Feel Myself Getting Dumber By The Moment.

Acting Is Really Scary, But It's Also Challenging, Fun, Hard Work. There's Always An Element Of Improvisation With Every Actor, Even When Something Is Really Scripted.

I Think In Some Ways You Learn More From The Things You Don't Like Than The Things You Do.