I Think Film Was My Passion Without

Anything You Could Ever Want Or Be You Already Have And Are.

The Whole Trick Is To Make It Feel Like You're Spying On Real People's Lives As They Get Through The Day. When I'm Writing, I Have To Trick Myself As A Writer. If I Consciously Say, 'i'm Writing,' I Feel All This Pressure And Somehow It Doesn't Feel As Real As When It Doesn't Seem To Count As Much.

You Know When You're Hungry And Excited And You Feel Humble About It? I Like That. In The Past, When Things Were Not Clear, I Think I Wasn't ... I Didn't Have My Feet On The Ground As Much, Maybe, 10 Years Ago. So I Just Feel Like This Is A Good Place To Be Now, To Feel That You Want To Tell Stories From This Place And That You're Excited To Tell Stories From This Place Because You Know What You Love. I Know What I Love Right Now.

I Was Frustrated Because I Couldn't Get Going, As I Was Trying To Figure Out How To Make Films. I Had Various Jobs, I Taught A Sat Class, I Was A Bartender, I Had A Day Job At An Office And Was Making Short Films.

Every Day, When My Feet Hit The Ground, I Have A Story That I'm Telling Myself That I Choose To Make A Positive Story. I Know People Who Don't Do That, And There's A Heavy Energy Around Them. So I Guess There's That Kind Of Hustling.