Critics Like To Build You Up, Tear

I Don't Like Acting; Not In Front Of The Camera.

There’s Always Been This Hocus-pocus Or Magical, Mystical Thing Associated With The Making Of Film That Sort Of Psyches People Out And Makes Them Think That This Cannot Be Done; That This Is A Craft That Cannot Be Learned.

I Decided To Be A Filmmaker Between My Sophomore And Junior Years At Morehouse. Before I Left For The Summer Of 1977, My Advisor Told Me I Really Had To Declare A Major When I Came Back, Because I'd Used All My Electives In My First Two Years. I Went Back To New York And I Couldn't Find A Job. There Were None To Be Had. And That Previous Christmas Someone Gave Me A Super-8 Camera, So I Just Started To Shoot Stuff.

Those That'll Tell Don't Know, And Those That Know Won't Tell.

A Woman Who Is Very Secure In Herself, What She's About, What She Wants To Do, Who Probably Figures That She's A Prize Catch-sooner Or Later He's Going To Come Around.