It's Harder Being A Woman Director Because

So Many Actors Are Not Open In Front Of The Camera - They Have A Persona.

It's A Luxury To Be Able To Tell A Long Form Story. I Love Novels, And I Love To Have A Long Relationship With Characters.

There Is A Different Kind Of Vulnerability When A Woman Is Directing

That's Just How I See Things On A Base Level: There's So Much Going On. Or At Least I Like To Have That Feeling. It's Part Of Being Interested In Notions Of Reality Apart From Storytelling. I Don't Know If It Has Something To Do With Having An Art School Education, Which Makes You Aware Of The Way Visuals Speak, Or Makes You Trust Them More.

I Can't Imagine People Telling Me What To Do - I Just Can't Imagine It.