You Are What You Love. Not What

We're All Subjective Beings And Trapped In Our Own Realities And Our Own Biographical Stories And Physical Bodies And Our Histories - And That's The Only Way We Can Experience The World.

And So Not Only Do You Have To Make That Work, You Can't Really Start Putting The Thing Together In Any Form Because Some Of The Shots Are Very Short And Obviously Many Of Them Take So Long, You're Waiting Months And Months And Months Before You Can See If It's Going To Be Working Emotionally.

I Can Never Watch Anything I've Been Involved In, Because I Know It, And I Know What The Making Of It Was Like, And I Know What's Been Cut Out And Changed. I Just Know It.

Say Who You Are, Really Say It In Your Life And In Your Work. Tell Someone Out There Who Is Lost, Someone Not Yet Born, Someone Who Won’t Be Born For 500 Years. Your Writing Will Be A Record Of Your Time. It Can’t Help But Be That. But More Importantly, If You’re Honest About Who You Are, You’ll Help That Person Be Less Lonely In Their World Because That Person Will Recognise Him Or Herself In You And That Will Give Them Hope.

I Don't Subscribe To Anything. I Sit There And I Try To Think About What Seems Honest To Me.