Y Tu Mama Tambien' Is One Of

The Long Takes Process Doesn't Allow For That Many Takes. In The Past I Have Shot Over 50 Takes Of Different Shots. Sometimes You End Up Using Take 64, Sometimes Take Four.

Wow, I Wish I Could Have Done Something Like That.” That’s The Thing, With Other Filmmakers, If I Like Them I Just Feel Admiration. And Yes, I Usually Say, “i Wish I Could Have Been Part Of That Creative Process,” Because The Films I Admire Like That Are So Specific That I Know The Creative Process Is Also So Specific, It’s Nothing You Could Just Imitate.

A Budget Is Not An Issue. I Mean A Budget Is Used If You Need More Weeks Or More Time Or More Elements, But The Creative Process Is Exactly The Same. In Some Instances You Become More Of A Boss When You Are Doing A Small Movie. So That Is Not So Relevant. The Only Thing Is That The Bigger A Movie Is In Terms Of Budget, Is That There Are More People Giving Opinions.

When I Finish A Movie, I Don’t Ever See The Movie Again. The Moment I Finish The Color Correction And The Mix, I Never Seen Any Of My Movies Ever Again. I Just Try To Explore What I Can Learn From The Experience And Move On.

If I Would Rescue One Of My Movies, It Would Be 'a Little Princess.'