I'm Gonna Go Live In A Cave,

People Always Think I Get Really Good Reviews, But I Don't. That's Why I Don't Go On The Internet Much - Because You Can Go Down A Dark Hole Looking At Stuff. Once, I Clicked On My Name And Freaked Out. It's Too Bizarre, It's Too Weird, It's Too Unsettling.

A Lot Of Things You See As A Child Remain With You You Spend A Lot Of Your Life Trying To Recapture The Experience.

Anybody With Artistic Ambitions Is Always Trying To Reconnect With The Way They Saw Things As A Child.

It's Like Getting Into Film - I Didn't Say Early On, 'i'm Going To Become A Filmmaker,' 'i'm Going To Show My Work At Moma.' When You Start To Think Those Things, You're In Trouble.

There Was One Moment, And It Happened In School. I Had A Big Final Exam - We Were Supposed To Write A 20-page Report On This Book About Houdini. I Probably Would Have Loved Reading It, But I Didn't, So I Just Decided To Make A Little Super-8 Movie Based On It. I Tied Myself To The Railroad Tracks And All That. I Mean, This Is Kid Stuff, But It Impressed The Teacher, And I Got An A. And That Was Maybe My First Turning Point, When I Said, 'yeah, I Wouldn't Mind Being A Filmmaker.'