If You're A Great Documentary Filmmaker, It

I'm Not Very Active On Social Media. I'm Not On Facebook Or Twitter Or Instagram, Or Anything Like That. But I Think It's Wonderful That They're Out There. They're Fantastic. I Have A Lot Of Siblings And Friends That Use It, And It's Great For Them. It's Such A Connected World.

There's Something I Love About How Stark The Contrast Is Between January And June In Sweden. In A Way, I Feel That Time Doesn't Exist In La. Sometimes I Don't Know If It's February Or April Or October, Because You're Always Sitting Outside On The Same Patio, And It's 70 Degrees.

You Can Use The Internet In A Way That's Actually Really Great. It Doesn't Have To Be About How Amazing You Are, Or "come Watch My Show!," Or "look What I'm Wearing Today." It Doesn't Have To Be Narcissistic.

If You Are With Someone Who Is Awesome And Having A Good Time, You Can Sit At A Bus Station And Still Have Fun.

For Me, Creatively, I'd Suffocate If I Played The Same Thing, Over And Over Again. I Want Challenges. I Want To Sit Down With A Director And Be Like, "i've Never Done This Before, But It's Going To Be Exciting. It's Scary, But Really Thrilling, So Let's Do It!"