I Think The Situation In Toronto Is

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.

We're Still Staring At Tv Screens, Right? They're Still Monitors. But The Way Information Is Delivered Is Different. So It Creates An Interesting Way Of Looking Back At Early Films, Because They're Actually Relevant In Terms Of The Devices People Are Using. But The Consideration, The Debate, Around Those Technologies Was Very Different From What's Being Presented Now.

Working On The Themes I Was Interested In, Through The Context Of A Particular Family, Was A Very Economical Way Of Dealing With A Lot Of The Issues I Was Concerned With.

I Make My Living Doing Freelance Directing For North American Television Shot In Toronto, Series Like Alfred Hitchcock Presents, Twilight Zone, And So Forth.

When I Was Planning Family Viewing, The Ontario Film Development Corporation Came Into Existence.