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I Like Collaboration, I Like To Incorporate Other People's Ideas [and] That's What Happens When You Do A Big Movie. Unless You're Called Stanley Kubrick And You Do An Independent Movie For Like $200 Million.

Objectivity Is Very Hard To Achieve. It Needs Some Research And Patience. If You Want To Do Something Honest, You Have To Explore It A Little Longer.

I Think The Tools Were Always Available, For Decades And Decades, To Make Your Own Film And Be Creative. I Don't Think People Had To Wait For Youtube To Do This Type Of Small Project. Youtube, I Think It's Great. I Have This Idiotic Satisfaction. And I Think There's A Bit Of That In Youtube. You Share, True, But It's Centralized, And It's Already Sort Of Controlled. I'm More For Something That's Not A Centralized Medium. Like Doing Your Own Film And Screening It Yourself. You Cannot Control People Doing That.

If People Don't Like The Trailer, Then Blame It On The People Who Made The Trailer.

People Who Get To Express Their Voice Are Paid By The People Who Make Profit From It. So They're Going To Make You Believe You Have To Spend Your Money Buying These Products Otherwise You Won't Be Happy. This Is Really Wrong. Especially The Implication It Carries.