I Like Making Movies.

I Like Being In Real Environments. I Love Being In The Place That It's About - These Sets And Locations Are Characters In The Movies. Can You Imagine Breakfast At Tiffany's Shot Somewhere Else? It's Classic. Characters Are Part Of Storytelling; They're Just As Important As Everything Else.

I Like The Platform To Show Your Art And Everything That Goes Along With That. To Show Your Voice And Hopefully Find Films That Are More Politically Driven, Films That Maybe Inspire.

Tupac Shakur Is Something That, Of Course I Want To Make The Tupac Movie, I Love Tupac, But When That Movie Was Announced, We Didn't Even Have A Script Yet. It Was Just Being Written. People Announce Things Too Soon. If You Go To Any Filmmaker - Clint Eastwood, Oliver Stone, Martin Scorsese, Ben Affleck, Michael Mann - You Go In Their Offices And There Are Scripts Everywhere And There's About Four Or Five Of Them You Really Want To Make.

You'll See In The Movie He Constantly Does That-he Only Drinks His Tea A Certain Way, Brings His Own Tea Bags, The Guy Pours Hot Water, It's Like A Consistency Throughout The Film, But He Never Breaks His Habits. I Mean, To A Point, Where He Has To.

So It's Hard To Be An Artist And Be True To The Reality Of The World You Want To Create And Also Make It Entertaining And Successful Financially.