I Was A Disinterested Student.

I Thought That The Behavioral And Some Of The Profiling Stuff Was Interesting. The Thing That I Was Most Interested In, And The Thing That We Were Really Adament About, Was Let's Get These Guys Who Were There On Tape, Or In Some Kind Of Way, Telling What Happened. No One Has Really Talked To Them All.

If I See A Movie For The First Time On Dvd, I Watch It All The Way Through, The Lights Are Down, I Don't Pick Up The Phone. The Third Or Fourth Time You See A Movie, Sometimes You Just Have Them On And You Check In Every Once In A While With Things That You Liked. I Think It's A Different Expectations From That Environment.

Filmmaking Isn’t If You Can Just Strap On A Camera Onto An Actor, And Steadicam, And Point It At Their Face, And Follow Them Through The Movie, That Is Not What Moviemaking Is, That Is Not What It’s About. It’s Not Just About Getting A Performance. It’s Also About The Psychology Of The Cinematic Moment, And The Psychology Of The Presentation Of That, Of That Window.

It's Based Not Only On What It Played Like In The Theater, But It's Also Knowing That Certain Things Play Differently In A Home Theater Environment. You Have Different Expectations When You're Sitting With 700 People Than When You're Sitting With Your Friends Or Family. It's Just A Different World.

If I Could Be Anyone, It Would Be Brad Pitt.