I Always Remember Liking School.

I Look At Myself More As A Storyteller Than A Screenwriter, As Pretentious As That May Sound, But That's What Really Attracts Me To Ted Talks. For Me, The Really Effective Ones Are Being Presented By Expert Storytellers.

I'm Not Sitting Around Thinking Of Ideas For Tv Shows.

I Promised Myself I Would Never Be One Of Those People Who Complained About "oh Man, Lots Of People Are Interested In Our Movie And Now I Gotta Talk About It."

The Year That 'lost' Started And Premiered Was, Without A Doubt, The Most Miserable Year Of My Life. The Level Of Despair And Anguish That I Was Feeling; I Was Clinically Depressed, And Anyone That You Talked To Who Knew Me At The Time Will Tell You That.

Ultimately, I Just Felt Like Twitter Brought Out The Worst In Me. It Made Me Super Defensive When I Was Attacked, Because You're Under A Constant State Of Attack. No One Should Be Able To Check Their @ Mentions, Because Twitter Is The Equivalent Of "hey, Those Three People Over There That Are Whispering... They're Whispering About You! Do You Want To Know What They're Saying?"