I Went To Film School To Make

Feminists Is Something People Hate Above All. Nothing Worse Than Being A Woman In This [movie] Business. I Really Believe That.

I Did A Film That I Shot In 24 Hours That Was Self-financed For $5,000. It Was A Feature Called Looking For Jimmy That I Shot With A Bunch Of Friends. I Spent Eight Months Editing Because We Had 24 Hours Of Footage That Made No Sense And I Learned A Lot About Directing While Editing That Film.

Usually I'm Able To Imagine Something And It Comes Out As I Imagined, More Or Less.

The Camera Can Move, You Can Make The Shots, Blah Blah Blah, But As Long As The Actors Are Good, You Have Something.

A Lot Of New American Directors Have Had Mentors Who Have Given Them Advice. And Some Of Them Have Had The Way Paved For Them By Huge Hollywood Directors Who Saw A Younger Version Of Themselves.