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As An Editor, You're Constantly Dealing With The Best Way To Convey An Exchange Between Two People. So When I'm Shooting, I'm Just Aware In The Back Of My Head What An Editor Might Want.

I Grew Up In Georgia And I Think If You're Raised In The South It's Where A Lot Of The War Was Fought, And It's Just More Present In The Sort Of Psyche Of The South. So I've Always Just Been Interested And Sort Of Fascinated By [civil War].

I'm Glad To Always Have That Connection To A Part Of The Country That Doesn't Really Have Anything To Do With What I Do. That Said, There Seems To Be A Lot Of Production Drumming Up In Atlanta These Days. It Would Be Kind Of A Dream Come True To Go Back To Atlanta To Work On A Movie, But We'll See What Happens.

[chickens] Are Very Frenetic. So If You Think About It And You Look Back In Other Movies, Like If Someone's Taking A Crazy Bus Ride Somewhere And It's Like, 'oh, What Makes This Bus Ride Crazy?' There's A Chicken In The Aisle, Or Like There's A Chicken In A Crate. So I Just Think The Presence Of Chickens Makes Things Crazy.

I Have Profound Respect For Sacha Baron Cohen, But Borat Is Not A Particularly Comfortable Movie For Me To Sit Through.