But She Knows She Has

I've Found That The People Who Play Villains Are The Nicest People In The World And People Who Play Heroes Are Jerks.

There Was One Moment, And It Happened In School. I Had A Big Final Exam - We Were Supposed To Write A 20-page Report On This Book About Houdini. I Probably Would Have Loved Reading It, But I Didn't, So I Just Decided To Make A Little Super-8 Movie Based On It. I Tied Myself To The Railroad Tracks And All That. I Mean, This Is Kid Stuff, But It Impressed The Teacher, And I Got An A. And That Was Maybe My First Turning Point, When I Said, 'yeah, I Wouldn't Mind Being A Filmmaker.'

I Don't Look At My Films Or My Old Drawings Much, So That Was An Interesting Way To Kind Of Reconnect With Myself A Bit.

I Remember Being Forced To Go To Sunday School For A Number Of Years, Even Though My Parents Were Not Religious. No One Was Really Religious; It Was Just The Framework. There Was No Passion For It. No Passion For Anything. Just A Quiet, Kind Of Floaty, Kind Of Semi-oppressive, Blank Palette That Youre Living In.

I Am Not A Big Technology Person. I Don't Go On The Internet Really Much At All. Drawing Is Like A Zen Thing; It's Private, Which In This Day And Age Is Harder To Come By.