The Most Meaningful Movies I Can Make

Well, Amber [heard] Is Still Raising Her Eyebrow At Me Because I Said That I've Been 180 Miles Per Hour On The 405 Freeway On A Motorcycle And She Doesn't Believe Me But It's A True Story. I Did It Coming Home From Work At 3 In The Morning On Another Movie I Made About Cars Called Gone In 60 Seconds. I Bought A Yamaha-1 And I Was Doing 180 Miles Per Hour Home On The 405 And That's Really, Really Crazy But I Did It.

I Am Not A Demon. I Am A Lizard, A Shark, A Heat-seeking Panther. I Want To Be Bob Denver On Acid Playing The Accordion.

My Best Takes Are My First Two Takes.

I Actually Enjoy Working With Green Screen, Because I Can Imagine All That Stuff Happening, And I Really Cut My Teeth On A Movie I Made Called "adaptation" Where I Had To Imagine Four-page Dialogue Scenes With My Twin Brother, Who Was Nothing More Than A Tennis Ball And A Gas Stand.

I Think That Movies Can Help Guide Us Through Those Experiences [the Problems That Are Happening In Our Daily Lives, The Stresses Between Countries, The Economy And Global Warming]. I Think All Art Tries To Grapple With, Redefine, Come To Terms With, Express What's Happening Now When It's Working. You Can Be Entertained, But You Can Also Be Stimulated To Think About Things.