That's The History Of Art - You

…[thomas Wolfe] Says That We Are The Sum Of All The Moments Of Our Lives, And That, Uh, Anybody Who Sits Down To Write Is Gonna Use The Clay Of Their Own Life, That You Can’t Avoid That.

I Think Casting Is Really Important. Finding The Right Sensibility For The Right Part Is An Art In Itself. If You're Off There, You Make It Harder On Yourself As A Director. And It's Fun To Work That Out With The Actors. I Don't Think There's Any Magic To Directing Actors. It's Very Instinctual. Working With Actors Is Really One Of My Favorite Creative Moments Of The Whole Process, And The Most Fun, Because It's Collaborative. I Spend A Lot Of Time Rehearsing. I'm Very Rehearsal-oriented, Probably Because I Have Some Background In Theater. I Like Knowing What Will Work Beforehand.

I Think Maybe Making Films Is Something Innate You Can't Really Teach To Begin With.

Hollywood Has A Way Of Sucking The World's Talent To It.

I've Always Liked The Minds Of Criminals, They Seem Similar To Artists.