I Do Have, At Different Times, A

Sand Is Overrated. It's Just Tiny Little Rocks.

I Often Have A Theme In Mind When I'm Starting. I Know That I Want Everything To Be In A World Of, Say, Evolution, Or Guilt.

My Time On The Set Is The Least Of My Involvement. Most Of My Time Is In Pre-production And Post-production.

There's A Point I Can Get To Where I Start Writing Character And Then Through The Dialogue, After All Of This Preparation, The Thing Starts To Feel Like It's A Character Developing Through The Dialogue. A Lot Of Character Traits Do Come From Writing Dialogue, But I Have To Be Ready To Do It.

The Biggest Thing That I Came Across, Right Off The Bat, Was That You Can't Shoot This Like A Regular Movie With Multiple Takes. You Have To, Because It's Such A Protracted Process, Break It Down To The Frame And Pretty Much Get One Shot.