:53:05
He came over
and put a smile on my face.
:53:08
I didn't even wanna wake up
tomorrow morning.
:53:12
I had nothing
to look forward to.
:53:14
I'm thankful that Mike came over
and put a smile on my face...
:53:18
talking his shit.
:53:32
- That is wicked.
- Oh, yeah?
:53:35
- Oh, yeah.
- What are you watching?
:53:39
Northwestern from 1990,
six years ago.
:53:42
And--
:53:46
We're looking, and we're thinking
about stuff right now.
:53:49
That's really, really cool with
that handheld-- with the wheelbarrow...
:53:54
but it's got to be smoothed out.
:53:56
- You know? But at least I was out--
- You started shooting six years ago?
:53:58
Oh, yeah, absolutely, man...
:54:00
and I felt it many years before that,
many years before that.
:54:05
Why'd you stop?
:54:08
I think, obviously,
there's gotta be some fear...
:54:10
like if you actually go ahead
and do it and complete it...
:54:13
there's more consequences to it.
:54:17
You let a day go by and fantasize,
and that day slips into years.
:54:21
Suddenly you're in this living room
watching something from six years ago.
:54:25
That shot does look good.
Right there.
:54:28
Down the aisle.
Be right back.
:54:38
And don't stop till I say cut.
Roll it.
:54:46
- Now you are off.
- Cut. What? Now what?
:54:49
You can hardly see your mouth anymore.
:54:53
I cannot be dead-center
in the frame.
:54:57
In front of my sight of vision...
:54:59
that should occupy more of the frame
than the back of my head.