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I Think Distribution Has Become A Lot Harder. With The Whole Explosion Of Digital Video, There's Just A Lot More People Making Films. Distributors Have A Lot More Choice. I Do Think There's An Audience Out There For Small Films. It's Obvious To Me What The Studios Do: They've Co-opted Independent Film. They All Have Their Independent Arm. They Can Afford To Crush The Competition.

I Don't Think I'm That Much Different From Any Other Working Actor That's Trying To Make A Living.

I Never Did Improv Professionally, But That Was Certainly In My Training As An Actor. I Like It. Actually, When I Did Theater, I Used To Have A Partner, And That Was The Way We Used To Write A Lot Of Our Sketches, Through Improvisation. So It's Something I Feel Comfortable With.

When I Was In Pre-production For Trees Lounge, I Was Hearing The Cinematographer Talking With The Production Designer About Colours And This And That And Feeling Like I Was Losing Control.

I Suppose Things Are Better Now, But ... I Don't Know. People Still Hate Each Other, They Just Know How To Hide It Better.