In The '90s Movies Were So Serious,

The Idea That Competition Is Pointless Is Really Something That Speaks To Me, Especially In America Where Competition Is Really Prominent And Very Overwhelming, And It Doesn't Bring The Best Out In You Because What's Going To Push You Is To Bring Others Down.

The Problem Is, With A Lot Of Children's Films, They Are Very Commercial.

I Find, Surprisingly, That Actors Are Liberated In Their Work If There's Stuff Going On Around Them, Because They Can't Think Too Much About Who They're Supposed To Be.

You Don't Watch Home Movie For The Technique, You Watch Because It's Reminiscing On Good Moments You Spent With Your Friends. It Reflects You. It Belongs To You. So I Was Thinking People Could, Instead Of Spending Their Money To Go And See A Blockbuster, Make Their Own Movies. Collect The Money And Make A New One Every Week. I Thought It Would Be Nice To Create A World That Makes This Construct Possible.

You Can't Feel Sorry For A Scene. If The Movie Works Without The Scene, Then You Don't Need The Scene.