For Me, The Dumbest Rule Is That

I Usually Get My Lyrics When I Let My Mind Wander, When You're Not Really Awake, But Not Yet Fully Asleep. I Keep An Open Notebook By My Bed And Then Just Write Whatever Comes To Me.

There's Obviously Something That Feels Very Good About Being With A New Filmmaker Who's Very Excited, But I Also Think There's Something Very Comforting In A Director Who's Been Around A Few Times. Both Have Their Pros And Cons.

We Need To Have Points Of View From Lots Of Different Types Of People. People Who Have Different Backgrounds, Different Parts Of The World, Who Maybe Perceive Gender Differently. We're In This Time Where We Have Social Media, We Have The Ability To Share So Much, That I Think That We Need To Create More Space And More Opportunity For People That Are Just Outside Of The Typical Cliched Binary Roles.

Part Of Accepting A Role Is Being Interested In The Character And Part Of It Is Being Interested In The Movie Or What It Means And The Exploration Of It. But It's More About Not Knowing The Answers To Certain Questions But Wanting To Go On The Journey Of Discovery To Find The Answers.

I Only Write About Stuff I Know. I Don't Have A Lot Of Experience With Boys And Stuff So I Write A Lot Of Songs About Interesting And Strange Subjects That People Wouldn't Write Songs About.