When I Was A Teenager I Loved

He Loved Me. He Loves Me Not.

The Truth Of Actually Working On A Movie Set Is That You're In The Midst Of A Logistical Nightmare. There Are So Many Things Going On. There Are Many Factors That Keep Your Ideal Scenario From Ever Happening. And You're Rarely Going To Get That.

The Director Is The Most Important Because, Ultimately, As An Actor, When You Watch A Movie, It Looks Like An Actor Is Giving A Performance, And They Kind Of Are. But, What's Actually Happening Is That An Actor Has Given A Bunch Of Ingredients Over To A Director, Who Then Constructs A Performance. That's Movie-making.

Storytelling In General Is A Communal Act. Throughout Human History, People Would Gather Around, Whether By The Fire Or At A Tavern, And Tell Stories. One Person Would Chime In, Then Another, Maybe Someone Would Repeat A Story They Heard Already But With A Different Spin. It's A Collective Process.

I Tend To Think Having An Impact On The World Is A Lot More Complicated Than Government.