I Embrace The Idea That

When I Do Yoga, It Gets All Sweaty, And The Best Thing For Dried Up Hair Isn't Shampoo, It's Sweat.

I Always Knew, Since I'm The One Making The Movie, If I Didn't Like It, I'd Just Simply Build Another Set And Do It Again. I Was The One Doing It All, So I Never Really Worried About If I Didn't Like It. I Just Thought, "well, If I Didn't Like It, I'll Just Do It Again! Who Cares?"

A Lot Of Times I'll Doodle On Something While I'm Doing Interviews, Because Sometimes I'm On The Phone For Three Or Four Hours And I Want To Get Something Going. I'll Just Start From A Scribble, Or Something That Someone Else Already Put On The Page.

Sometimes You Just Have To Say, “...i Don't Know What We Are Doing, Let's Just Go And See What Happens.” You Have To Embrace The Experience Itself, So That Things You Didn't Intend To Happen Can Make Your Work More Authentic. And You Have To Hope That It Works.

I Would Say Anybody Who's Willing To Listen To Dark Side Of The Moon And Watch The Wizard Of Oz Is Already A Very Sensitive, Creative Person.