The Media In America Has Become So

As A Screenwriter I'm Often Writing In Genres Where There Have Been Thousands Of Movies; Whereas When I Direct Movies They Tend To Be In Between Genres. They Tend To Have A Little Bit Of A Genre To Them, But They're Really About The People, And They're People We Haven't Met Before.

There Are Genres I Don't Care For, And I've Never Worked In Those Genres, And Then Sometimes There Are People That I Haven't Liked And I Haven't Worked For Those People. But If I Feel Like There's A Movie That I Would Like To Go See, I'll Jump Into It.

For Me The Writing, When I'm Going To Direct It Myself, Is Really Just The First Draft, And I Don't Change It Very Much; I Only Change It On Average About Two Lines Per Movie.

I Figured Somebody Wrote A Story Who Had A Typewriter And I Thought That Movies Were Made By The Cowboys And That They Just Said, 'okay, You Fall Off The Horse This Time.

Not That I've Always Loved The Movie When They Finally Come Out, Or If They Ever Come Out-because Many Of Them Don't Come Out-but I've Gotten To Work With Really Good Story Editors And Stuff Like That.