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Honestly I'm Excited About The Possibilities Of What Comes Next, And The Funny Thing Is, That Is Sort Of What "star Wars" Is Kind Of About. I Mean, I Remember Being 10 Years Old And Seeing That Movie And Leaving The Theater And Feeling Like, Oh, My God, Anything Is Possible. And I Feel Like Anything Is Possible Right Now. I Don't Know What's Next, But I Look Forward To It.

I'm Actually A Huge Fan Of Digital As Well. I Appreciate How That Technology Opens The Doors For Filmmakers Who Never Had Access To That Level Of Quality Before. However, I Do Think Film Itself Sets The Standard For Quality. You Can Talk About Range, Light, Sensitive, Resolution -- There's Something About Film That Is Undeniably Beautiful, Undeniably Organic And Natural And Real.

I'm Working On The Star Wars Script Today And The People In My Office Have Covered Up All My Windows With Black Paper. I Guess They Wanted To Make Sure No One Could See What I Was Doing. It Seems Rather Extreme.

I Love Working With The Right Actor, And If The Right Actor Happens To Be Unknown, That Should Be Allowed, Too, I Think.

What I'm Still Grappling With And Learning How To Do Is To Be Looking And Thinking Cinematically, Having Come From Television.