You Make The Movie Through

I've Always Admired The Tradition Of Storytellers Who Sat In The Public Market And Told Their Stories To Gathered Crowds. They'd Start With A Single Premise And Talk For Hours - The Notion Of One Story, Ever-changing But Never-ending.

Movies Which Set Out To Be 'commercial' Usually Have An Artificial Look About Them-a Certain Waxlike Quality. They Allow For No Failure, No Moment Of Mistake.

Children's Finger-painting Came Under The Arts, But Movies Didn't.

In Marketing, The Familiar Is Everything.

When A Book Is Just A Plot, You Know, Two Men Fight For The Love Of A Woman In A Wild Frontier, I Immediately Ask, 'why?'