It's Really Important To Me Not To

I Didn't Want To Be A Victim Of My Own Message [in Trust Film]. I Didn't Want To Take Advantage Of A 14-year-old Actor. I Didn't Want There To Be Any Nudity, Or Any Real Overt Violence. I Think It's More Terrifying That There Is No Violence, In That Moment. There's Control And There's Power, But There's No Violence.

I Try To Educate Myself As Much As Possible, As I Do With The Director And The Designers And Everyone I Used To Work With. It Just Helps, I Think, With The Frame Of Reference For Who You're Working With.

Our Imagination Often Is More Horrifying Than Being Shown Something.

There Are Certain Pressures And Things That Change Your Life To A Degree That, In The Cost Benefit Analysis That Constantly Goes On, Sometimes Makes You Think, 'maybe I Should Just Leave.

When I Was Six Years Old, My Parents Took Me To This Farmers' Market With A Petting Zoo. They Put Me On A Pony And, For Some Reason, It Took Off At A Run And They Had To Chase It Down. They Tell Me It Was Kind Of Traumatic.