The Atmosphere And The Environment That You

What I Try To Do Is Write From The Inside Out. I Really Try To Jump Into The World Of The Film And The Characters, Try To Imagine Myself In That World Rather Than Imagining It As A Film I'm Watching Onscreen. Sometimes, That Means I'm Discovering Things The Way The Audience Will, With Character And Story.

I Like Films That Don't Have That Unonimity Of A Response; That Don't Have Consensus In The Audience. What It Is Essentially For Me Is That If You Go Back And Watch The Film A Second Time, Do You Feel That You've Been Played Fair With? Are All The Clues In Place? Indeed, Sometimes These Things Are Even Overstated. Specifically, For That Reason.

I Just Love Photographing Things And Putting Them Together To Tell A Story.

As Soon As Television Became The Only Secondary Way In Which Films Were Watched, Films Had To Adhere To A Pretty Linear System, Whereby You Can Drift Off For Ten Minutes And Go And Answer The Phone And Not Really Lose Your Place.

Well, You Always Discover A Lot In The Editing Room. Particularly The Action, Because You Have To Over-shoot A Lot And Shoot An Enormous Amount Of Material Because Many Of The Sequences Have To Be Discovered In The Editing And Manipulation Of It.