I'm Right At A Time

Once Everyone Else Around You Starts To Become Incredibly Comfortable - If Anything, Quite Happy With What You Are Doing - Then I Start To Settling In And Trusting All Those Choices That I've Made Up To That Point

I Think I've Spent So Much Time Playing Characters That Are So Far Away From Me And Learning How To Technically Build And How To Technically Put Something On Top Of You.

What Matters Is That You Enjoy Doing Something Creative. And I'm More And More Seeing That As The Key. That Success And Money Or Any Sort Of Accolades Are Really Not The Experience Of The Journey. It's All About The Process Of Building Something.

I Tried Something When My Career Was Really Struggling: Reaching Out To People, To Filmmakers I Wanted To Work With. I Genuinely Wrote A Letter To Clint Eastwood Saying, "hey Man, I'm A Fan And I Would Be An Extra In Your Movie."

I Know For Myself My Big, Long Friendships They Don't Have The Same Problems Any More, But They Also-when You Get Together You Often Times Just Have A Drink And Watch Football Together. You're Not Really Talking About Everything So Much The Same Way. You Just Need To Be Around Each Other, And Yet You Can Look At Each Other And So Much Is Said Just Between Those Minutiae- It's Totally Subtle Is Really What It Is. I Felt Like That, You Know, A Life That's Been So Totally Dramatic Then Becomes Beauty In The Fact That It's Just So Small.