Every Director Should Take An Acting Class.

In A Perfect World, I'd Love To Make 90-minute Movies, But For Me, A Movie Needs To Be As Long Or Short As It Can Sustain Itself.

People Are Like, "why Are You All Dressed Up? Did You Dress Up Just For Me?" I'm Like "no, I Dressed Up Because I'm An Adult And I Felt Like Putting On My Suit." But I Love It. Tom Ford And Ralph Lauren Are My Two Heroes Of Clothing Designers.

The British Model, Which I've Always Thought Was Great, Is That You Do A Tv Show And Then They Sell It. Then You Can Buy It At The Video Stores Forever, So It Never Went Away. But American Tv Used To Be If You Had A Show And It Got Cancelled, Then It Never Existed. It Was Just This Thing You Heard About And You Couldn't See It Again. There Is Something So Great About Shows Getting Released And People Getting To Watch Them Over And Over Again. It Definitely Takes The Sting Out Of It.

I'm Extremely, Extremely Lucky To Be Who I Am And Do What I Do And Work With The People I Work With. Even Though I Can Always Find Something To Complain About, I Find It Very Hard To Complain.

I Think Things Go Wrong When There's Not A Very Specific Plan And Specific Emotional Roadmap. You Need To Know What A Scene Needs To Get Across, And What Story Point That Needs To Be Advanced, Whether It's Discovering Someone For The First Time Or Whether It's Seeing A Relationship Get Strained. What I Do As A Director Is Really Create A Safe Environment That Everyone Can Feel Very Comfortable In And Experiment Within So That They Don't Hold Back Anything.