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You're Dealing With The Body, And You're Dealing With Bodily Functions. We Romanticize Everything About People In Movies.

I Wanted To Deal With Someone's Idea Of Their Relationship.

I Think I've Had Pretty Good Experiences For The Most Part With The People Who Have Directed My Screenplays. It's More That I Wanted To See What It Would Be Like If I Didn't Have To Collaborate With Anybody, To Have A Sense Of Purity Of The Thing From Beginning To End. I Liked Doing It. It's Really Different From Writing. Directing Is A More Pragmatic Experience, Where You Have To Deal With The Restrictions Of Time And Money That Force You To Make Certain Decisions You Don't Have To Make When You're Writing.

If You Ever Got Me, You Wouldn't Have A Clue What To Do With Me.

The Biggest Thing That I Came Across, Right Off The Bat, Was That You Can't Shoot This Like A Regular Movie With Multiple Takes. You Have To, Because It's Such A Protracted Process, Break It Down To The Frame And Pretty Much Get One Shot.