Every Film Had Its Own Grammar. And

Unfortunately, When You're Working In Film, It's This Huge Machine, And You've Got To Get Everyone Right There, So You Get Kind Of Locked Into Things. I'm Not Sure Where The Artistry In Film Making Is. It's Usually That Moment When You're On Set And You're Working With The Actors. That's The Time To Play Around, The Moment Of Theater. And Then You Can Shape Things. But A Lot Of It Is Just Managing Stuff. It's Upsetting Because You Get Away From The Core.

I Think It's My Nature To Try And Make Original Content, And That's What I've Done, Is Just Try And Approach Things In An Original Way, And Do Things Differently.

I Grew Up In A Family With Two Very Strong Women, My Mother And My Older Sister, And They Were Big Influences On My Life. I've Spent A Life Loving Women, And Studying Them As Much As I Can, Or Am Allowed To.

It's Not That Much Of A Difference. Basically, Your Job Is The Same As A Film Director. It's A Triangle Between Creativity, Money, And Time. But They Don't Really Change. You're Ultimately Trying To Get The Most Creativity And Time With The Money That You Have.

In The Story, Which Is Only A Few Chapters Long In Genesis, Noah Never Even Speaks Until After The Flood - But When You Have Russell Crowe, You're Going To Make Him Speak.