Every Great Story Deserves A Great Ending

To Me, Any Kind Of Filmmaking That's Reactive Is Not Going To Be As Good As Something More Inventive And Original.

I Realized That If You're Trying To Reach An Audience, Being As Subjective As Possible And Really Trying To Write From Something Genuine Is The Way To Go. Really It's Mostly From My Own Process, My Own Experience.

To Be Honest, I Don't Enjoy Watching Movies Much When I'm Working. They Tend To Fall Apart On Me A Bit.

Say You Have A Headline Like "mountain Bike Stolen," And Then You Read The Story, Read Another Story About It The Next Day, And Then The Next Week, And Then The Next Year. News Is A Process Of Expansion, The Filling In Of Detail, And Making Narrative Connections - Not Based On Chronology, But Based On Features Of The Story. There Are Narrative Connections Made Between Props, Between Characters, Between Situations, And So Forth.

The Best Actors Instinctively Feel Out What The Other Actors Need, And They Just Accommodate It.