Saw him in KC when he toured with Red State. If I could make one celebrity friend while I'm living in L.A., I'd want it to be him. Always comes across as a pretty chilled out guy thankful for the success he's had.
His advice for young filmmakers is usually "Go make Clerks. Your version of it, I mean." For some reason that feels a lot less patronizing than Tarantino telling people to go make Reservoir Dogs.
I prefer this quote to most of the other stuff on this sub because it implies that you might fail anyways. Trying is the most important part of any dream/task/goal. So if you're not even willing to try then you probably don't want it as bad as the next guy.
I love this quote because it doesn't promise success or victory.
![image showing [Image] In the face of such hopelessness....](51abd605-6707-590b-a6db-9814fb0175ef.jpg)
PM_ME_YOUR_THEREMIN on October 7th, 2017 at 04:51 UTC »
Saw him in KC when he toured with Red State. If I could make one celebrity friend while I'm living in L.A., I'd want it to be him. Always comes across as a pretty chilled out guy thankful for the success he's had.
number1booty on October 7th, 2017 at 08:02 UTC »
His advice for young filmmakers is usually "Go make Clerks. Your version of it, I mean." For some reason that feels a lot less patronizing than Tarantino telling people to go make Reservoir Dogs.
n0ahhhhh on October 7th, 2017 at 08:32 UTC »
I prefer this quote to most of the other stuff on this sub because it implies that you might fail anyways. Trying is the most important part of any dream/task/goal. So if you're not even willing to try then you probably don't want it as bad as the next guy.
I love this quote because it doesn't promise success or victory.