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I Do Think You Fall In Love When You Feel That Something Of Your Story Is Being Listened To For The First Time, Or You Feel Someone Else Is Hearing It As No One Else Has Ever Done.

I Think If You Look At The Themes That Are Presented In The Film, Some Are Inherently Social, And I Think That Any Film Which Deals With The Family Is Dealing With The Smallest Social Unit In Our Society - And In A Sense It Is A Question Of Scope.

I Just Think I Love The Process Of Making Films. It's Not Tortuous For Me At All. I Love Being With My Crew. I Love Actors. There's A Joy To The Process.

I Mean, If You Are Directing Actors To Do One Thing And Then Directing Them To Do Something Else Entirely Because The One Thing You Wanted Them To Do May Not Work, Then You Are Just Shattering Their Confidence In The Project.

I Make My Living Doing Freelance Directing For North American Television Shot In Toronto, Series Like Alfred Hitchcock Presents, Twilight Zone, And So Forth.