The Problem Is, With A Lot Of

I'm Just Thinking Of 2001, Which I Think Is The Most Expensive Independent Film Ever Made - Which Is Great, Someday I Hope I Will Do One. But I Know The Parameters When I Got Onto This Project - I Have To Take Care Of Everyone, Make Sure That They Are All On Board, And This Process Interests Me.

It's A Very American Thing That Everything Has To Be A Business. Americans Think... I Like America, Or I Would Not Be Here. There Are Great Qualities To This Country. But This Sense That Everything Has To Be A Business Is Sometimes Overwhelming.

I'm Not Against The Technology At All, I Just Don't Like To Use It If It's Just To Mimic What You Can Do With Traditional Methods.

I Was Sort Of Lazy At School, But I Realize I Still Have Something To Bring To The Subject Which Is Comforting. I Feel I Am Not As Stupid As I Thought I Was.

I'm Not Judging The Films. People Make These Connections Through A Film, Or Because They Know Them. But The Fact That They Erase Them And Have To Start From Scratch, I Think That's An Important Point. A Lot Of Kids, When They Have A Camera, Have Tended To Do Remakes Of Existing Films. You Have A Lot Of Kids That Make Star Wars. And I Think That's Creativity, But Not As Much Creativity As Starting From Scratch.