Look around you, then post a photo of any object that looks like a face — submit one here: https://t.co/ljdAuTcFWN

(oh, and here's an example of a good one) https://t.co/1SObaT5xsd

My first ever podcast episode is up here... https://t.co/esz2AHa0kt #creativeprocessing 

I want to do something positive here on twitter.

Think of a compliment you received. Could be from a friend or family member... even a stranger.

Then, post it here: https://t.co/RGU85NWFmi

You can look and see what others have said. I think it'll help brighten everyone's day.

Anyone feel like writing??? https://t.co/pldNmnEcOT

This is for any and all VOICE ACTORS: https://t.co/xlj7PRtd9S #creativeprocessing 

attn: SONGWRITERS! Last chance to lend your lyrics to this heavy metal song. Info: https://t.co/BQVIO1GDhA

RT @ApplePodcasts: There are no original ideas. True? 🤔 In the first episode of #CreativeProcessing, @hitRECordJoe talks to @rianjohnson about inspiration vs. imitation. https://t.co/gNGkVV8FqE https://t.co/kTCmilD0zk

Look at this fox.

He needs a name. 

Also... why is he drooling???

Submit opinions here: https://t.co/hunj3On11V https://t.co/I2rrXVDJCD

So I feel compelled to speak up, because in my experience, the more I go after that powerful feeling of PAYING attention, the happier I am. But the more I go after the powerful feeling of GETTING attention, the unhappier I am." [10/10]

Full talk here: https://t.co/X1CY42AsHr

But I do think there’s an unintended consequence for anybody on the planet with an urge to be creative, myself included, because I’m not immune to this. I think that our creativity is becoming more and more of a means to an end. And that end is to get attention. [9/10]

For any kind of creative expression, not just acting, could be writing or photography or drawing or music, everything. The channels of distribution have been democratized, and that’s a good thing. [8/10]

So there are these two powerful feelings. There’s getting attention and paying attention. Of course, in the last decade or so, new technology has allowed more and more people to have this powerful feeling of getting attention. [7/10]

THAT feeling, that is what I love, that to me is creativity, and that’s the biggest reason I’m so grateful that I get to be an actor. [6/10]

I can’t even help it. My attention narrows, and everything else in the world and anything else that might be bothering me or grabbing my attention, it all goes away. And I’m just there. [5/10]

I’ve heard that sequence so many times, it’s become this Pavlovian magic spell for me. Rolling, Speed, Marker, Set and Action, and something happens to me. [4/10]

When I’m acting I get so focused that I’m only paying attention to one thing. Like when I’m on set and we’re about to shoot and the first AD calls out, Rolling, and then I hear: Speed, Marker, Set, and then the director calls Action. [3/10]

But there’s another powerful feeling that I’ve also been lucky to experience a lot as an actor. And it’s funny, it’s sort of the opposite feeling because it doesn’t come from getting attention. It comes from paying attention. [2/10]

Here's a snippet from my @TEDTalks: "Getting attention is addictive. I’ve been lucky in my life to get a lot more than my fair share of attention, and I’m grateful for that, because it’s a powerful feeling. https://t.co/X1CY42AsHr [1/10]

Brick. 

The Brothers Bloom. 

Looper. 

Star Wars.

@rianjohnson and I talk about 'em all (and more) on my new podcast #creativeprocessing 

Listen here: https://t.co/mcmhCtIsH7 https://t.co/ssQlknCDt4

Too early to post a piece of art titled "Winter Walk?"

https://t.co/AljFGyOsLp https://t.co/SnVRWlZMA8