One Man's Frankness Is Another

It's Not Like Someday My Kid's Gonna Be Standing Over My Grave, And Somebody's Gonna Hang Her A Folded Flag And Say, "you Know What? This Is 'cause He Did 24 Hours Straight On Twitter." But It's Just One Of Those Little Personal Victories, Like, "i Wonder If I Can Do This." And I Did It. A Stupid Goal, But I Accomplished It. Life's All About...for Me, At Least...having Very Stupid Achievable Goals. That Way, You Always Feel Like A Winner.

I Always Wanted To See If I Could Sell A Movie To The Public Without Doing Any Marketing Because My Philosophy Was Like, 'hey Man, I'm Reaching My Audience Everyday. I'm Twittering With Them. I'm In Direct Contact With Them On The Podcast.'

There Was Never Any Down Side To Casting Friends Over Professionals. It Was Always Fun Seeing Folks Who Never Performed Before Stretching Their Wings.

I've Always Kind Of Ripped From Real Life To Some Degree Or At Least How I'm Feeling In The Moment. In Fact, Maybe That's Really It. In Anything I've Ever Written, All The Characters Sound Like Me, Which I Don't Think Is A Bad Thing.

I Think The Advent Of The Internet Gave Us All A Big Boost, Because By The Time The Internet Became Mainstream And You Could Get It In Your Home, A Lot Of Us Were Used To Dealing In Fan Culture, Writing To Magazines Or Anything At The Back Of Comic Books.