There are a few times where it looks like the actors are about to smile.

I enjoy directing something I've never seen. If I see it, it tends to influence my directing, and I end up second-guessing myself.

I'd seen a lot of his type of theater — and it's my type of theater — so I was pretty sure I was going to do it. Nick wanted to see what someone else would do with his script and if his writing could stand on its own.

I never get tired of smiling. I'm just the kind of guy who likes to smile.

SMILE takes SOA to a new level for two reasons. First, it shifts the focus of service interaction away from request/response, and second, it illustrates that SOA and EDA [event-driven architecture] shouldn't be different approaches, but rather SOA should fundamentally be event-driven.

SMILE takes SOA to a new level for two reasons, ... First, it shifts the focus of service interaction away from request/response, and second, it illustrates that SOA and EDA [event-driven architecture] shouldn't be different approaches, but rather SOA should fundamentally be event-driven.