List of Zooey Deschanel Quotes

I Love Telling Stories. I Think Of Myself As A Storyteller, And I Don't Feel Bound By Being Just A Singer Or An Actress. First, I'm A Storyteller, And History Is Stories - The Most Compelling Stories. There Is A Lot You Can Find Out About Yourself Through Knowing About History. I Have Always Been Attracted To Things That Are Old. I Have Just Always Found Such Things Interesting And Compelling.

When I Got A Little Bit Older I Wanted To Play Piano - That's All I Wanted To Do. I Remember Learning How To Play A Blues Progression On The Xylophone In Music Class And Thinking "this Is The Greatest Thing I've Ever Learned."

After Staring At Origami Directions Long Enough, You Sort Of Become One With Them And Start Understanding Them From The Inside.

I Actually Did A Lot Of Improvised Movies Or Movies That Were Partially Improvised.

I Don't Thrive In A Word-perfect Environment.

In Making A Movie, You're Part Of A Big Machine. Even In A Small Movie There Are Still So Many People Involved In The Process, And It Costs So Much Money To Make. There Is So Much More Invested In It For A Lot Of Different People, So Much Money Is Sunk Into It That They Usually Want Some Guarantee Or Promise That It's Going To Be Able To Do Something On A Financial Level. There's Just A Lot More Messing With You In Film. I Love Movies And I Love To Watch Movies And Being A Part Of The Whole Film Experience.

I'm Always Interested In Hearing How Other People Read And React To My Songs. I Hadn't Thought Of It In Just That Way. One Of The Things I Love About Doing Things That Are Creative Is That I Feel Like It's My Right As An Artist Not To Be Affected By The Reactions Of Those People That Are Going To Hear My Songs. But I Also Feel Like It's The Right Of The People Hearing Them To Have Their Own Interpretations Of What These Songs Mean. Sometimes People Will See Things That I Don't See.

There Are A Million Examples Of Not Feeling The Jazz, But Using The Jazz.

I Finally Figured Out How To Read Origami Directions.

In A Sense, I Like To Think Of The Live Performance As Something Different Than The Record, Not Necessarily Looking To Exactly Recreate The Record. Sometimes Matt And I Just Do Duets Folk-style. Part Of The Fun Of Seeing A Live Show Is Having It Be Different From The Way That You Hear It In Your Bedroom Or Wherever You Listen To Music.

It's Great, Because We've Had Some Really Great People Playing With Us Who Really Have Studied The Record And Been Able To Recreate A Lot Of What Was Done. But I Would Need A Choir Of Eight, Probably, To Do All Of The Backup Vocals.

I Would Say I Know Nothing About The Music Business, In A Nice Sort Of Way. I Totally Forgot I Was In That Music Video. That's So Funny.