Life Really Is Very Brief.

When You're Studying Drama, When You're A Young Actor, There Are Simple Rules About Acting. "why Am I Here? What Prevents Me From Leaving? What Am I Trying To Get? How Do I Hide Something?" So When You're Making A Film Like Abel's Movie, You Want To Be Thinking About Those Things All The Time. And You Wanna Be Armed With Those Things, And You Hope The Other Actors You're Working With Have The Same Understanding Of Drama And Scene And Acting. Sometimes It Works And Sometimes It Doesn't.

Life Really Is Very Brief.

You Know What The Problem Is? You Can't Put A Woman Into A Man's Role. A Women's Journey In Life, I'm Not Speaking Disrespectfully Of Women And Their Roles In Life, But A Woman's Journey In Life Is Very Different From A Man's. That Doesn't Mean A Woman Can't Do A Man's Job, But It Doesn't Mean That A Woman Should Do A Man's Job The Way A Man Handles It. The Things That Men Question Themselves About In Life Are Quite Different From The Things Women Question Themselves About.

Imagine If Somebody Were To Really Sit Down With Osama Bin Ladin And Say, 'listen Man, What Is It That You're So Angry At Me About That You're Willing To Have People Strap Bombs To Themselves, Or Get Inside Of Airplanes And Fly Them Into Buildings?' That Would Be The Miracle If We Can Get, Sit Down And Talk To Our Enemies And Find A Way For Them To Hear Us.

Photography Is About Light And What It Does And How It Is Captured On A Piece Of Negative.