It Never Made Sense To Me That

When I Write A Film, There's A Particular Thing I Am Wrestling With And The Question Or Concern I'm Dealing With Has To Be Big Enough For Me To Dedicate A Year Or Two Of My Life. If The Question Isn't Big Enough, Or Rich Enough, I'll Lose Interest.

And As A Filmmaker, I'm Trying To Unhook Myself From This Idea That Unless You Have A Brilliant, Long, Enormously Lucrative Theatrical Run, That Your Movie Somehow Failed. And I Don't Believe That.

One Of The Secrets To Life Is Saying Yes To Change And Allowing Things To Transition, But I Also Think You Have To Mark The Time And Give Thanks For All That It Gave You.

We Don't Have A Lot Of Space In Our Imaginations To Allow People To Expand What They Do.

I'm Not A Masochistic Reader. If Something Is Just Too Dense Or Not Enjoyable, Even Though I'm Told It Should Be Good For Me, I'll Put It Down. That Said, Most Of What I Read Would Be Considered High-end Or Good For You, I Suppose. But, I Also Think That Reading Should Be Enjoyable.