I Love A Film Where I Get

It's Actually Quite A Good Ethos For Life: Go Into The Unknown With Truth, Commitment, And Openness And Mostly You'll Be Okay.

I'd Been Depressed Before, Of Course. But I'm Talking About Really Depressed. Not Just Feeling A Bit Down Or Sad, A Depression That Has Something To Do With Biorhythms. I'm Talking About The Kind Of Depressed That Floats In Upon You Like A Fog. You Can Feel It Coming And You Can See Where It Is Going To Take You But You Are Powerless, Utterly Powerless To Stop It. I Know Now.

I Think Directing In A Team Is A Really Good Idea Because It Stops The Cult Of The Director As God Straight Away, And Also You're Discussing Things On Set So It Opens It Out To Everyone And It Becomes A Totally Collaborative Thing. And You Have Someone Who Supports You When You're Feeling A Bit Insecure.

I Love A Film Where I Get Squished By Two Dumpsters Or I Fly Through The Air.

You Do Get Really Exhausted Doing Films. You Work Such Long Hours, And After A While, Things Can Get Out Of Perspective, Just Like If Anyone's Tired, Things Get On Top Of Them.