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These are a few interesting things I have uttered over the years with regards to film making.
"Being the Producer of a low budget film is like being the captain of a pirate ship, you must focus on the goal and that is to return home with the treasure without gettting your throat cut by your crew"
"Desperation is the mother of ingenuity"
"We can burn that bridge when we come to it"
"Man plans God laughs, at least I hope he's laughing"
"I don't push my crew , I pull them"
"You don't always get what you pay for but you always pay for what you get"
"The grips are always the best judges of catering and they always have the most accurate timecards"
"Never hire a discount stuntman or negative cutter"
"An ounce of preperation buys a pound of panic"
"Slow, cheap, good"
"Story over format and substance over form"
"Think outside what box?"
"The yellow strips are for interrior day, the white ones are for days when it will rain"
"We will finish ahead of schedule, at least that is the lie we are proliferating"
"The best deal is not always the lowest price"
"Who your working with is more important than what you are working on"
"Form should be the slave of function otherwise wheels would not be round"
"We all have different taste that's why we have menus and in some cases children's menus"
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