I Am Lucky, I'm The First To

I Try To Work On Shows That I Would Want To Watch.

I Love Stories Where The Impossible Appears Believable, Plausible And Real. Maybe It's Silly, But It's One Of The Reasons Michael Crichton's Writing Always Appealed To Me: He Took Outlandish Ideas And Made Them Seem Completely Within The Realm Of Possibility. I Remember Reading "jurassic Park" And Feeling Like: "oh, Yeah - No, That's Totally Happening Right Now. They're Bringing Back Dinosaurs!"

On Movies Like Star Trek And Star Wars, You Have So Much That Will Be Created Or Extended Digitally, And It's A Slippery Slope Where You Can Get Lost In A World Of Synthetic.

I Try To Push Ideas Away, And The Ones That Will Not Leave Me Alone Are The Ones That Ultimately End Up Happening.

We Went On The Opening Weekend [of Star Wars], A Group Of Us Went Out And Just Popped Into A Couple Theaters Just To See People In The Theater Watching The Movie, And It Was Incredibly Gratifying Just To See The Thing Out There Being Watched By People. And The Reaction Was More Than We Could've Expected.