I'm Literally Open To Any Medium That

Directing's The Best Part. Whenever I've Directed Something, There's This Feeling Of Demand And Focus That I Like. And Secondly, It Means That You've Gotten Through All The Writing Stuff, And The Producing Stuff, And Casting, And Prep, And All Those Stages That Are Seemingly Endless. So Directing Is Sort Of The Reward For All The Work You Put In Before. And Then There's The Editing, Which Is Another Amazing Stage Of The Process. It's Incredible The Moments You Can Create.

I Don't Think Anyone Wants A Movie On Time That's Not Worth Your Time.

Whatever Is Being Investigated, Created Or Produced Now, In Movies Or Tv, Needs To Consider The Context In Which It Is Being Distributed. It's Not A Vacuum. There Are Certain Universal Themes Of Love, Conflict, Loyalty Or Family That Are Everlasting And That Need To Be Presented In A Way That Makes It Feel Relevant, Even If It's A Period Piece. You Need To Consider What Context That Film, That Story And Those Characters Are Being Seen In.

People Never Know What They Want, Though Everyone Says They Do. If They Did, Nobody Would Ever Be Surprised.

It's More Important You Learn What To Make Movies About Than How To Make Movies