Actors

“Waking up and say, I want to be an actor or a director or a musician or a fine artist or a poet or an author is an act of insanity. You know, the odds of being successful are extremely small. So you have to, I, to me, respecting that journey is really, really …”

“If I were to be like a hot take, I would be short actors, long athletes, long musicians.”

“Each person in each of those three fields is going to be able to expand laterally and pick up those other, those additional skills. And then as a consequence, you're going to have more people Who can write and direct or write and act or direct and act or do al…”

“I don't see them as a replacement. I don't see them as like, oh, we're going to suddenly like stop hiring actors. Actually, for most of our shots, you actually require actors to do like act one or performances that you can transpose into the way you want.”

“Most people think that actors are, you know, set. My favorite. Like, I could tell you have, you would be so blown away. How many household names have less than a million dollars in the bag.”

“So now good thing is, it's a far cheaper way to acquire consumers than actors.”

“The capabilities are going to become available over the next few years, including, you know, rendering video, you know, we're going to get to the point now where like, for example, an actor is going to be able to do a scan of their face and body, and they're g…”

“Does the writer need the actor anymore? Like, if I were a director or actor, I'd be a lot more worried than the writers.”

“I think brands and businesses are better served putting money behind real people versus actors, because actors are just not known by their audience for their passions.”