Sometimes People Save The Best Part Of

My First Car Was Kind Of Sad. My First Car Was When My Parents Had Completely Worn Out Their Toyota Corolla That They Had For 16 Years Or Something. They Gave Me, For My 19th Birthday, This Really Ancient Toyota. So That Was My First Car. And I Loved It. I Thought It Was Amazing, And I Drove It Cross-country. It Was Not Aesthetically Appealing In Any Way. It Was It Fast. It Did Not Handle Well, But It Lasted Forever. I Drove Cross-country And Back, And Then I Gave It To My Sister, And She Drove It For Another 10 Years.

It Was When I Was On The Set Of Dead Poets Society.there Was Actor,his Name Was Norman Lloyd. One Day He Took Us All Aside And Said, "you Guys Don't Even Understand What A Powerful Experience You're Having. You Don't Really Understand What A Gift This Is." We Were Going, "what Does He Mean?" It Was That Really Wonderful Opportunities Aren't To Be Taken For Granted. I Often Found That It Had Embedded Itself In My Memory.

At Every Turn, When Humanity Is Asked The Question, 'do You Want Temporary Economic Gain Or Long-term Environmental Loss, Which One Do You Prefer,' We Invariably Choose The Money.

Depression Is A Real Demon In The Woods For A Lot Of Creative People, You Know? It's Part Of What The Documentary Is Trying To Be About For Me, Finding Balance, Where The Beauty That Is Attainable In The Creative Arts Can Be Matched With The Scratchy Roughness Of Regular Life.

Everything Is So Finite But That’s What Makes Our Time And Specific Moments So Important.