I Tend To Be Drawn More To

I've Tried To Get Better About Weighing What I Think The Accessibility Of An Idea Is Against The Cost Of Executing It. I've Tried To Be Smarter About That, Because If You're Not Smart About That, You're Going To Be Unemployed. But I'm Still Mystified About What Works For People. And I'm Not Talking About My Movies, I'm Talking In General. I'm Mystified By The Stuff That Doesn't Work. I'm Mystified By What's Going On In The Critical Side, Too.

I Was Thinking That People Have To Believe You're Crazy In Order To Take You Seriously As An Artist. If You're Wandering The Streets, Talking In Gibberish, Nobody Ever Asks You To Change Anything About Your Art Because There's No Context For People To Look At What You Do.

My Experience Over The Years With Working With People Who Are Not Actors Or Not Trained Actors Is That You Have To Get To Know Them Well Enough To See What They Have That's Translatable Onto The Screen.

The Traditional Models For Success Are Just Also Disappearing.

There Is Sadness Of When You're Watching Someone Enjoy Something That You Think Is Substandard. The Ineffable Sadness When Someone Is Happy And Something Is Not As Good As It Should Be.