I've Dreamed A Lot, But I'm Not

I Like Collaboration, I Like To Incorporate Other People's Ideas [and] That's What Happens When You Do A Big Movie. Unless You're Called Stanley Kubrick And You Do An Independent Movie For Like $200 Million.

Objectivity Is Very Hard To Achieve. It Needs Some Research And Patience. If You Want To Do Something Honest, You Have To Explore It A Little Longer.

When I Was Young, I Would Stay In My Backyard And I Would Create Roads And Tunnels And Systems. My Uncle Had A Sawmill, And We Had All Sorts Of Pieces Of Wood, And We'd Create A City. I Truly Believe That Kids Enjoy The Box Better Than The Car Or The Toy That's Inside. So Many Times During Christmas, Watching A Kid, Or Even Myself... There Is Excitement Toward Your Toy, But Then You Put The Toy On The Side And Something Is Created With The Package.

I Find, Surprisingly, That Actors Are Liberated In Their Work If There's Stuff Going On Around Them, Because They Can't Think Too Much About Who They're Supposed To Be.

I Think The Tools Were Always Available, For Decades And Decades, To Make Your Own Film And Be Creative. I Don't Think People Had To Wait For Youtube To Do This Type Of Small Project. Youtube, I Think It's Great. I Have This Idiotic Satisfaction. And I Think There's A Bit Of That In Youtube. You Share, True, But It's Centralized, And It's Already Sort Of Controlled. I'm More For Something That's Not A Centralized Medium. Like Doing Your Own Film And Screening It Yourself. You Cannot Control People Doing That.