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I Have A Gut Reaction To Stuff That I Read. Either It's A Filmmaker That I Really Want To Work With, Or It's A Story That I Really Want To Be A Part Of And Help Serve, Or There's A Character That I Feel I Can Bring Something Unique To. That's Really What It's About. I Would Go Crazy, If I Just Relied On The Same Tricks And Did The Same Thing, All The Time. It Was Just Be No Fun, At All. I Really Do Need To Try Something Different, Every Time Out, And Do Something That Scares Me, A Little Bit.

I've Been Through Quite A Few Hurricanes. I Worked In North Carolina, Where There's A Housing Development Whose Name Was Landfall.

You Get A Script And You Love It. You Find A Director That You Trust, And It Becomes All About How Do I Commit To This As Fully As Possible? And The Last Thing You Can Afford To Have In Your Mind Is What Are Other People Going To Think Of This?

Eventually, I Think I May End Up Directing. It Would Have To Be The Project Where I Think That I'm The Person To Direct It, And I Don't Know That That's Happened Yet. I Certainly Haven't Written It, And I Don't Know If I've Read That Script Yet Where I Was Like, "okay, I Think I'm The Guy That Needs To Direct This."

I Think Anybody With An Insecurity, Which Is Everyone, Appreciates The Fact That It's Much Easier To Be A Predator Than It Is To Be Prey.