Most People, 95% Of People, Are Good

The Arc Of The Celebrity Phenomenon Ultimately Is: Everything Turns To Dust And Everything Does Go Away.

Theres Something Unique About The United States, A Sense Of Individual Rights And Freedoms, And A Sense Of Social And Civic Responsibility That We Contributed To So Much Of The World. We Lost That Mission In The 1980s And 1990s, When We Entered A Gilded Age, And The Culture Of Individualism Became A Culture Of Avarice.

Docs Are More Exhausting Because Of The Physical Labor That's Required. Feature Filmmaking Is More Exhausting Because Of Politics And The Bullshit. You Get To The Point Of Rolling Film And Until You Lock Picture It's One Political Game After Another. They're Both Struggles For Survival. They Are Two Different Worlds.

Obviously You Have A Responsibility - One Would Like To Think There Is Such A Thing As Ethics In Filmmaking.

I Love The Grandiosity Of Hollywood Movies, And Even In Independents, I Love The Canvas You Can Tell Your Story On. I Love Fiction Filmmaking, You Really Feel Like You're Creating Something.