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The Way I Go About Making A Movie... Even The Ones That Are Interview-driven, I Go Into Them Not Knowing What's Going To Happen, And Feeling My Way Through.

All Alone - Shorn Of Context, Without Captions - A Photograph Is Neither True Nor False.... For Truth, Properly Considered, Is About The Relationship Between Language And The World, Not About Photographs And The World.

I Actually Like Doing Commercials. I Don't Like Doing Them To The Exclusion Of Everything Else, But I Like Doing Them. The 30-second Format Is Very Hard. I Sometimes Call It American Haiku. And I Think Some Of The Commercials I've Done Are Not So Bad.

If You Want To Trick Someone With A Photograph, There Are Lots Of Easy Ways To Do It. You Don't Need Photoshop. You Don't Need Sophisticated Digital Photo-manipulation. You Don't Need A Computer. All You Need To Do Is Change The Caption.

It's A Kind Of Honour When I See How Many People Are Imitating The Style Of How I Make Films.