My God Is Narrative Filmmaking.

The '90s Were A Party, I Mean Definitely Maybe Not For The Grunge Movement, But People Were Partying Harder In The '90s Than They Were In The '80s. The '90s Was Ecstasy, The '80s Was Yuppies. There Was That Whole Ecstasy Culture. People Were Having A Pretty Good Time In The '90s.

I Grew Up In A Family With Two Very Strong Women, My Mother And My Older Sister, And They Were Big Influences On My Life. I've Spent A Life Loving Women, And Studying Them As Much As I Can, Or Am Allowed To.

Also Expressionistic Filmmaking - Making The Audience Feel Like They Were Inside The Characters' Heads. And So We Create All These Different Types Of Techniques To Put The Audience There.

I'm Godless. And So I've Had To Make My God, And My God Is Narrative Filmmaking, Which Is -- Ultimately What My God Becomes, Which Is What My Mantra Becomes, Is The Theme.

Film Is A Great Tool To Play With Time, Going Back And Forth Through Time, Or Speeding Time Up And Slowing It Down And Do Stuff Like That. That's Something You Can't Experience In Real Life That You Can Experience On Film, And It Takes You To A Different Place.