It Sounds Cliche, But Success Is Your

I Remember When I Was A Kid Looking At Different Types Of Film And Really Examining The Grains Of Them. I Remember Even Looking At The Ink Streaks.

I've Noticed That Sometimes When You Keep Things A Little Smaller, It's Easier To Focus On The Creative Aspects Of What You're Doing.

There Are Two Kinds Of Directors: There's The Kind Where Two Plus Two Equals Four, And You Have To Help Them Figure It Out. And Then There's The Kind That Throws You In A Room, Locks The Door, Sets The House On Fire And Films It.

If I'm Able To Catch The Screening, There's A Point In The Film Where, Like Clockwork, A Portion Of The Audience Gets Really Emotional And Begins To Cry. And That's Very Difficult To Make Happen.

Every Director Is Different And They All Have Different Styles. I've Worked With Directors Who Were Very Specific And They Gave A Lot Of Direction. The One Thing About Michael [haneke]that I Think Is Interesting Is That He Really Has A Reason For Everything He's Asking You. If You Challenge It, He Is Open For Discussion But He Has A Clear Idea Of What He Wants With Reasons Why.