I'm Sure I Have A Process, But

A Good Director Is Very Well Prepared, And Knows Exactly How He's Going To Cut The Film, So The Shooting Is As Efficient As Possible.

Every Scene Has Two People Who Want Two Different Things, So There's Conflict In Every Scene. You've Got To Duke It Out, And You've Got To Get The Other Person To Change His Or Her Mind And Do It Your Way.

When I Was In New York, I Was Making A Living. We Had A Summer House And A Car That I Could Put In A Garage. That's Something For A Stage Actor.

I Don't Watch Rushes. My Whole Thing Is To Try To Stay In The Moment With The Other Actor, And To Let It All Hang. I'm Not Sure I'm Right On That, Though.

Here Are The Good Things About Independent Films: They Do The More Interesting, Chancy Scripts. They're Run By Love.