It Is An Incredible Thing To See

I Have No Style. There Are Certain People Who Just Have A Visual Sense That Defines Their Work. You Could Probably Watch 30 Seconds Of Anything They Do And You'll Know Exactly Who Directed It. I Don't Have That Skill.

The Ability Of A Television Series To Make Adjustments Is Something You've Got To Take Advantage Of.

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.

You Know, We Didn't Want To Kill Anyone, But We Knew That "star Wars" Is A Generational Tale. It Always Is. And For It To Have Some Guts And Some Resonance And True Stakes, I Don't Think That Everyone Could Have Come Through The Story Unscathed.

'star Wars: Episode Iv - A New Hope' (1977) Is Probably The Most Influential Film Of My Generation. That Work Was The Personification Of Good And Evil And The Way It Opened Up The World To Space Adventure, The Way Westerns Had To Our Parents' Generations, It Left An Indelible Imprint. So, In A Way, Everything That Any Of Us Does Is Somehow Directly Or Indirectly Affected By The Experience Of Seeing Those First Three Films.