Looking At A First Assembly Is Kind

You Can Always Make A Film Somehow. You Can Beg, Borrow, Steal The Equipment, Use Credit Cards, Use Your Friends' Goodwill, Wheedle Your Way Into This Or That Situation. The Real Problem Is, How Do You Get People To See It Once It Is Made?

By Manipulating What You Hear And How You Hear It - And What Other Things You Don't Hear - You Can Not Only Help Tell The Story, You Can Help The Audience Get Into The Mind Of The Character.

Every Film Is Hard Work, And A Few Lucky People Do Get Oscars For What They Do, And It's Recognition For All That Hard Work On A Certain Level. If You Didn't Do The Hard Work, You Wouldn't Be Standing There. On The Other Hand, People Do A Lot Of Hard Work And Don't Get Oscars, So It's A Mixture Of Glory And Injustice At The Same Time.

The Word Processor Is A Better Tool Than A Quill Pen Because You Can Do So Much More With It, But On The Other Hand, What You Have To Say And How You Say It Is The Ultimate Determination.

The Notion Of Directing A Film Is The Invention Of Critics - The Whole Eloquence Of Cinema Is Achieved In The Editing Room.