What Are We Doing That For In

For A Long Time, Way Back In The ’30s And ’40s, There Were Fabulous Female Roles. Bette Davis And All Those People Had Incredible, Great Roles. After World War Ii, Something Happened Where It Was Not Only "get Out Of The Factories," But "get Out Of The Movies." That's When Women's Roles Started To Really [change].

The Thing I Noticed, Have Learned The Most About Directors, Is: When They're Very Confident In Themselves, They're Open To Creativity From Other People. If They're Scared Or Nervous, Then They Shut Off And Nobody's Ideas [count].

My Whole Theory About Why I Couldn’t Find Any Creators Who Realized They Were Leaving Out Female Characters Is Because They Were Raised On The Same Ratio. I Just Heard Someone The Other Day Call It Either ‘smurfing’ A Movie, Which Is When There’s One Female Character, Or ‘minioning’ A Movie, Which Is When There’s No Female Characters.

I Just Read That 81 Percent Of Americans Are Ready To Vote For A Woman. So It Sounds Like America Is Ready.

It's A Horrible And Wonderful Battle With Yourself, To Stay Calm, Stay In The Moment. My Coach Said, "stay Here, Not At The Target. Don't Be Down There." It's Why They Call It The Zen Art.