If I Were To Do A Musical,

There Were Two Things That Became Apparent, Pretty Quickly Into The Process. One Was That The Muscles Didn't Take As Much Reconditioning As I Thought They Would. It Was More Like Voice Acting Than I Thought It Would Be. You're Using Your Whole Body And There Are Things That Are Different, But When You Are Doing A Character, Even In The Booth, Nobody Is Watching But My Face Will Do Different Things When I Do Different Characters.

Every Year, The Friday Before The New Saturday-morning Shows Would Premiere, The Networks Would Do This Big Preview Special, And I Was Always Glued To The Tv. As Horrible As They Were, They Were Entertaining At The Time. There Was A Lot Of Showmanship From The Networks Based Around The New Lineup.

I Tend To Lean More Towards The Westerns Of The 40s And 50s As Opposed To The 60s And 70s. They Get A Little Too Drab For Me When You Get Into The Spaghetti Western Era. I Love The John Ford Movies. I Love The Music. I Love The Scope.

'the Brady Bunch' Asks Nothing Of You As A Viewer. Sometimes Is Just What The Doctor Ordered.

From A Writing Standpoint, Maybe Television Is A Little More Satisfying Because It's Not All Hinging On One Thing. You Can Experiment, Week To Week, And You Can Be A Little Narrower In Your Scope One Week, And Then Be A Little Broader The Next Week. But With Film, Everything Can Look The Way You Want It To Look. You Can Really Sculpt The Final Product. So From A Directorial Standpoint, Film Is More Satisfying. But, They're Both Forms Of Media That I'd Like To Keep Involvement In.