Meet Me In Montauk.

I'm In My Mind A Lot. I Live There.

Story Ideas, But It's Also Musing On Stuff That I'm Thinking About. This Leads Me To This And This Leads Me To This. They're Kind Of Random And Haphazard. Often I Can't Find Anything. Somehow, By Doing That, Even Though I Don't Necessarily Refer To Them In A Specific Way, I Have Some Sort Of Architecture In My Head.

The End Is Built Into The Beginning.

You Get A Kind Of Surreal Feeling And Also It Allows You To Focus On The Things We Want You To Focus On In A New Way - The Stuff That's Very Small And Mundane That Happens In A Person's Life When They're In A Hotel Room. There's More Interest Because You're Seeing A Puppet Do Things That You're Very Familiar With That You Might Not Notice If It Was A Human Doing It.

My Time On The Set Is The Least Of My Involvement. Most Of My Time Is In Pre-production And Post-production.