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There's Something Really Great And Romantic About Being Poor And Sleeping On Couches.

It's Much Nicer To Be Praised Than To Be Damned. But You Have To Have A Certain Sense Of Your Own Priorities And Ideas About What Works And What Doesn't Because Otherwise, If You're Just Looking For Eternal Validation All The Time, You Can Be Motivated By The Wrong Things And I Don't Think It's As Personally Satisfying In Your Own Work.

One Guy Told Me I Was A Great Actor, I Just Would Never Be On The Cover Of A Magazine.

I Kinda See My Current Position Like This: Here's Your Five Minutes In The Toy Store, So You Gotta Do All The Good Movies You Can Before 'chuck Woolery' Rings The Bell.

It's Been Reinforced To Me, And It's A Little Cliche, But I've Learned That You Can't Make A Movie That Even Works, Much Less That's Good, Without Really Good Writing And Really Good Acting. That Lesson Has Led Me To Not Be Distracted, So Much, By The Other Stuff Going On In Filmmaking And To Focus On The Essence Of A Story, And The Words And The Events And The Way That Those Are Interpreted By The Actors. That Philosophy Has Taken Me To A Place That I Really Like.