I Would Have Had The Same Narrative,

It's A Mistake And Misconception To Think That One Has To State Everything Clearly And Simply For The Audience To Be Able To Follow The Character, And This Is What Is Bringing American Cinema Down From Its Position In The Classic Golden Period. There's This Misapprehension That The Audience Is Not Smart.

I Would Have Had The Same Narrative, Regardless Of The Atmosphere And The Restrictions.

Often Times, Music Is Used To Evoke An Emotion And It's Become A Cliche, So I Don't Want To Do That, And Actually What I Do, Is That Emotional Intensity That Has Developed Throughout The Film, I Allow It To Get Released By Having That Music At The End With The Credits.

I Think That Theater Is The Closest Medium To Music. It's Very Pure. It's For The Elite Of The Society. It's Not For Everyone In The Society.

I Tend To Jot Down Moments, Lines, Interactions That Don't Really Make Any Sense. I Try And Explain These Scattered Notes To My Close Friends, And They Become More And More Logical. I See Screenwriting As A Bit Like A Math Equation Which I Have To Solve.