I Don't Think That Digital Photography Is

For Example, Michael Mann's Film Collateral - There Is Certain Kinds Of Stories That Lend Themselves To Digital Photography. Some Things Are Very Raw Stories That Digital Photography Kind Of Lends Itself To.

You Hope And Pray That You'll Get Involved With A Director That You Understand And Who Has The Same Sensibility As You Do And Knows How To Push You And Bring Out The Best In You.

If You Take 2001: A Space Odyssey As An Example Of Somebody Who Creates A New Language In Film By What He Was Able To Accomplish With Art Direction, Photography, Lighting, Etc., It Is Still A Gold Standard For Science Fiction.

When You're Studying Drama, When You're A Young Actor, There Are Simple Rules About Acting. "why Am I Here? What Prevents Me From Leaving? What Am I Trying To Get? How Do I Hide Something?" So When You're Making A Film Like Abel's Movie, You Want To Be Thinking About Those Things All The Time. And You Wanna Be Armed With Those Things, And You Hope The Other Actors You're Working With Have The Same Understanding Of Drama And Scene And Acting. Sometimes It Works And Sometimes It Doesn't.

Photography Is About Light And What It Does And How It Is Captured On A Piece Of Negative.