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There's Nothing Else Exactly Like It In Any Other Art Form, The Orchestration Of So Many Different Elements. It's Endlessly Fascinating What Can Be Done Editorially. You Can Create Meaning Where There Was None, You Can Create Feeling Where There Was None, You Can Create Narrative Where There Was None. Two Frames Can Be The Difference Between Something That Works And Something That Doesn't. It's Fascinating.

I Think '60s Are Appealing To Creative People, Because It Seemed To Be A Time Of Endless Possibilities, When The Boundaries Of What Could Be Considered Popular Culture Were Being Expanded Almost By The Week. It Doesn't Feel Like That Anymore. At Times, I Wish It Were So. Radio Is A Perfect Example; Good God, I Mean, Back Then The Most Interesting Songs Were Also Hits, And That's Just Not True Anymore. It Hasn't Been True In A Long Time.

I Actually Didn't Find Out About A Lot Of Music Until I Was Older. Some People Have Been Listening To The Beatles Their Whole Lives; I Didn't Discover Them Until I Was 18 Years Old.

I'm Always A Little Unnerved When I See A Show That's Set In The Past That Implies In Any Way That Things Were Nicer Then.

I Don't Consider Myself To Be Particularly Gifted In The Way That Other Filmmakers Are Gifted.