I Am Not A Dark Person And

Nobody Had His [ed Wood's] Style. That's Something I Try To Do In My Films. You Have Your Own Kind Of Cryptic Messages In There - Cryptic Things That Most People Wouldn't Understand But Are Important To You. Things That Kind Of Keep You Going Through The Process.

[childbirth] Is The Weirdest Thing I've Ever Seen. It's Like An 'alien' Movie. I Started Crying, It Was So Emotional ... I Was There In The Room But I Wasn't Planning On Doing Much. But Then I See This Blue Pinhead Come Out And I Think I Said To The Nurse, 'what The Hell Is That?' And Then It Turns Into This Round Red Thing In Seconds. It's Just Shocking.

It's Like Getting Into Film - I Didn't Say Early On, 'i'm Going To Become A Filmmaker,' 'i'm Going To Show My Work At Moma.' When You Start To Think Those Things, You're In Trouble.

Maybe It's Just In America, But It Seems That If You're Passionate About Something, It Freaks People Out. You're Considered Bizarre Or Eccentric. To Me, It Just Means You Know Who You Are.

I Am Not A Dark Person And I Don't Consider Myself Dark.