One Day, I'll Stop Making Weird Faces

I Have A Hard Time Watching Myself.

What You Choose To Do Professionally Is A Reflection Of Yourself And I Take That Seriously As An Actor. But Even As A Filmmaker, I Take It Even More Seriously.

I Don't Get The Jitters And I Don't Get Nervous, Because I Build That Comfort On Set For Myself. Sometimes If I'm Gonna Do Something Really Crazy, It Helps Me To Yell Or Look Like An Idiot On Set, So That When I'm About To Do A Scene, I've Already Embarrassed Myself. I Find Ways To Work Around Getting The Jitters.

A Lot Of Times I'm On My Own Trying To Find Research Material And Things Like That And Trying To Educate Myself On The World And The Film That I'm Working On.

You Would Assume That A Filmmaker Should Know How To Edit, But Pretty Much Every Filmmaker I've Worked With Doesn't Know How To Edit.