If You Establish Rules And Play By

You Make A Film And You Can't Really Pick The Way It's Put To The Public. You Control The Content, But The Way It's Marketed, Or The Poster, Or What They're Telling The Public About The Film, It's Beyond You. Some People Don't Even See Them, Because They Think They Already Know It. That Can Be Frustrating, When Something You've Done Is Marketed In A Way You Think Is Antithetical To What It Is.

As A Teenager, I Wanted To Write Novels. By College, It Was Theater, Plays, And Then, Shortly, It Was Film.

When You're In Love, You're Asking Someone Else To Fulfill All Your Unfulfilled Needs, To Make You Whole, And To Make You Feel Good About Everything, And No One Can Do That.

I Always Sensed Instinctively From The Earliest Age That I Was Being Lied To.

Slackers Might Look Like The Left-behinds Of Society, But They Are Actually One Step Ahead, Rejecting Most Of Society And The Social Hierarchy Before It Rejects Them. The Dictionary Defines Slackers As People Who Evade Duties And Responsibilities. A More Modern Notion Would Be People Who Are Ultimately Being Responsible To Themselves And Not Wasting Their Time In A Realm Of Activity That Has Nothing To Do With Who They Are Or What They Might Be Ultimately Striving For.