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I Like Making Little Videos And Little Records. I've Always Loved Video Cameras And Four-track Cassette Recorders, Still Cameras, Anything.

Normally You Read A Screenplay - And I Read A Lot Of Them - And The Characters Don't Feel Like People. They Feel Like Plot Devices Or Cliches Or Stereotypes.

When I Started Editing On My Home Computer, I Said To Myself, 'well, I Could Be At Home Studying For A Class Or I Could Be At Home Editing A Video.'

A Lot Of Movies Try To Set Up A World With Cool Sets, Costumes, Camera Work. In Brick, The World Is Born From The Words.

Making Little Videos That You Know Are Going To Be On Tiny Windows Is A Whole Different Thing. I Don't Know What It's Going To Lead To Necessarily, But It's Certainly Fun.