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The Way I Work Is Not The Way That You Work, And The Whole Point Of Any Creative Act Is That. What I Have To Offer Is Me, What You Have To Offer Is You, And If You Offer Yourself With Authenticity And Generosity I Will Be Moved.

My Time On The Set Is The Least Of My Involvement. Most Of My Time Is In Pre-production And Post-production.

I Don't Think The World Objectively Exists The Way We Think It Exists. There's A Constant Sort Of Storytelling Process.

I Want To Do My Own Thing, And I'm Trying To Get Closer To Realizing That As A Filmmaker.

The Conventional Wisdom Is - People Say This All The Time - You Should Only Write Something When You're Far Enough Away From It That You Can Have A Perspective. But That's Not True. That's A Story That You're Telling. The Truth Of It Is Here, Right Now. It's The Only Truth That We Ever Know. And I'm Interested In That Truth And The Confusion Being Part Of The Experience And Sorting It Your Way Through And Figuring It Out.