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If You're Not Connected Emotionally To A Story, Then You're Dead. You're As A Filmmaker Really Just Opening The Door For People To Lose Interest And Their Minds To Wander, For Them To Start Picking It Apart. That's What People Will Do, People Will Naturally Tear Stuff Apart Because They're Trapped With It, They Paid Money For It. And They Came Into It Wanting To Love It. So All You Can Really Do Is Piss Off The Audience. Unless You Do Things Right.

I Love The Pictures Of Old Hollywood, Seeing The Directors Dressed In Suits And Ties. Even The Grips Would Be Wearing Ties. But The Biggest Thing Is When I Was A Kid, I Couldn't Wait To Be An Adult, And I Think What Happens With Most Guys Is That No One Wants To Be An Adult Anymore. So They're Dressing Like Kids.

You Can Never Have A Thousand Percent Batting Average On Jokes - It's Just Never Going To Happen.

Film, Television, And Working With A Camera Is Such An Intimate Art Form That If A Camera Is Right On You, And I've Got Your Face Filling The Screen, You Have To Be Real. If You Do Anything That Is Fake, You're Not Going To Get Away With It, Because The Camera Is Right There, And The Story Is Being Told In A Very Real Way.

I've Always Enjoyed People Studying Themselves In The Mirror, And I Also Enjoy Those 'walk And Feel Bad' Shots. I Like Anything That Isolates People And Focuses Them On Themselves, Or Makes Us Focus On Their Faces As They're Going Through Something.