You Should *have* An Experience; It Shouldn't

I Think Directing In A Team Is A Really Good Idea Because It Stops The Cult Of The Director As God Straight Away, And Also You're Discussing Things On Set So It Opens It Out To Everyone And It Becomes A Totally Collaborative Thing. And You Have Someone Who Supports You When You're Feeling A Bit Insecure.

Kids Are More Genuine. When They Come Up And Want To Talk To You, They Don't Have An Agenda. It's More Endearing And Less Piercing To Your Aura.

I Think People Deny Themselves By Putting Themselves Into Categories.

I'm Quite Good, Though I Say It Myself, At Making Strangers Feel At Ease.

Nowadays People Don't Know How To Handle It If All The Ends Aren't Tied Up And They're Not Told What To Think In Films. And If They're Challenged, They Think It's Something Wrong With The Film.