I Try To Be As Fearless As

I Love Playing Characters That Go To Extreme Places, And I Love To Explore Different Kinds Of Psychological Landscapes, So It Is Ultimately A Kind Of Fun, But It's Also Complicated And Colored By The Depth Of The Nastiness Of It, At Certain Times, As Well.

I Found Myself In A Pattern Of Being Attracted To People Who Were Somehow Unavailable, And What I Realized Was That I Was Protecting Myself Because I Equate The Idea Of Connection And Love With Trauma And Death.

We're Living In An Increasingly Nationalistic, Xenophobic Time, And You Can See It Reflected In Societies All Over The World.

We [with Neal Dodson And Corey Moosa] Were Constantly Looking For Features And Looking For Ways To Get Involved With People Who Were Making Stuff.

That Idea Of Comparison Is What Fans Do. That's Why Fans Exist. They Believe In Something And Something Connects To Them, And They Have Passionate Feelings And Opinions About Films.