I Always Make Mistakes And

What Makes Me Put Pen To Paper? You Know, That's The Million-dollar Question. I've Been Writing Since I've Been Reading. It's Not A Question I Think That's Even Meant To Be Answered, But It's Something You Always Seek To Discover The Answer To. And The Process Of Filmmaking Is One Of Discovery, And Self-discovery At That. Pleasure... It's Not Exactly What I Would Call Fun, But It's Absorbing.

You Always Have To Be Ahead Of The Audience So That They Have To Always Catch Up And Know The Movie's Not Quite Going Exactly Where You Think It's Going, Or Expecting It To Be Going.

Like Everything, What Compels One To Put Pen To Paper Is A Great Question.

Narcissism And Self-deception Are Survival Mechanisms Without Which Many Of Us Might Just Jump Off A Bridge.

Every Time You Try To Make Another Movie, You Never Know What Will Come Of It. I Can't Say It Ever Gets Easier, But It Is In It's Own Way Gratifying. I Think That Because No One Movie That You Make Ever Quite Satisfies You, You're Always Feeling, "next Time I Can Get It Right."