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There Is No Trick To Writing A Believable Love Story, A Heartbreaking Scene Or Real-sounding Dialogue. All You Need Is To Tell The Truth. It’s Always Heartbreaking.

My Goal Is To Tell Good Stories. And To Try As Best I Can To Do Something New With Acting. To Learn From The Past And To Be A Relevant Artist. To Make Stories That Are Interesting And Contemporary And To Tell Some Kind Of Emotional Truth.

How To Make A Scary Movie Human, Take A Movie Like Sinister. How Can I Make That Guy So Real So That The Scary Elements Of It Are More Scary And It Functions As A Genre Movie - As The Way It's Supposed To, You Want To Hear A Ghost Story At Midnight, That's A Good One - But How Do You Fill It Up With Humanity Inside, In Staying True To The Genre? You Know? Does That Make Sense?

The Most Creative And Most Periods Of My Life That Were, Had The Most Growth, Were The Ones Where I Was Perceived To Be Failing. Perceived Success Is A, Is Really Hard 'cause It Doesn't Really, It's Not Asking You To Grow, See Failure Is Asking You To Grow.

The Thing That Really Breeds Career Longevity In This Profession Is Doing Good Work. You Can Make $20 Million A Movie, But Does That Mean You'll Still Have A Job When You're 60? It's A Profession That Eats People Up And Wants Constant Turnaround, So You Have To Dedicate Yourself To Learning And Making The Most Of Whatever Gift You May Have.