I Only Want To Work

The '90s Were A Party, I Mean Definitely Maybe Not For The Grunge Movement, But People Were Partying Harder In The '90s Than They Were In The '80s. The '90s Was Ecstasy, The '80s Was Yuppies. There Was That Whole Ecstasy Culture. People Were Having A Pretty Good Time In The '90s.

I Wasn't A Big Fan Of Social Anthropology. And, Luckily, That Created Room For Me To Work In Visual Arts Because I Sort Of Ignored My Requirements. I Think I Was Attracted To Social Anthropology Because I Liked To Travel And Was Always Interested In Far-off Places.

I Try To Live My Life Where I End Up At A Point Where I Have No Regrets. So I Try To Choose The Road That I Have The Most Passion On Because Then You Can Never Really Blame Yourself For Making The Wrong Choices. You Can Always Say You're Following Your Passion.

I Think That There's An Infinite Amount Of Places Where You Can Stick A Camera. There's An Infinite Amount Of Choices Of What Could Be Going On. There's An Infinite Amount Of Places For So Many Things, So You Have To Figure Out How To Do Your Job.

Unfortunately, When You're Working In Film, It's This Huge Machine, And You've Got To Get Everyone Right There, So You Get Kind Of Locked Into Things. I'm Not Sure Where The Artistry In Film Making Is. It's Usually That Moment When You're On Set And You're Working With The Actors. That's The Time To Play Around, The Moment Of Theater. And Then You Can Shape Things. But A Lot Of It Is Just Managing Stuff. It's Upsetting Because You Get Away From The Core.