I Love When People Are Resilient And

I Love When People Are Resilient And When They Form Ways Of Dealing With Grief Or Dealing With Some Traumatic Episode, And Sometimes Those Are The Wrong Choices.

I Mean, If You Are Directing Actors To Do One Thing And Then Directing Them To Do Something Else Entirely Because The One Thing You Wanted Them To Do May Not Work, Then You Are Just Shattering Their Confidence In The Project.

I Just Think I Love The Process Of Making Films. It's Not Tortuous For Me At All. I Love Being With My Crew. I Love Actors. There's A Joy To The Process.

I Find It Deeply Upsetting When I See Justice Not Being Served. How Do We As Human Beings Deal With The Unknown? The West Memphis Three Trial Is A Joke On So Many Different Levels.

I'm Obsessed With This Idea Of Storytellers And People Who Have A Narrative, And Sometimes Sustain A Relationship Because They're Telling A Narrative And Someone Is Listening To That. Often The Nature Of The Relationship Is Determined By How Well They Tell The Story, Or Someone Else's Ability To Suspend Disbelief, Or Infuse Into Their Narrative Something Which They May Not Even Be Aware Of.