The Roughest Part Is Showing Up. Once

Every Scene Has Two People Who Want Two Different Things, So There's Conflict In Every Scene. You've Got To Duke It Out, And You've Got To Get The Other Person To Change His Or Her Mind And Do It Your Way.

Just Learn The Whole Script Before You Start Shooting. That Makes Shooting A Joy. Even If They Rewrite, It's Easy.

Another Mistake A Director Can Make Is Not To Be Prepared, So You Get There On The Day To Shoot The Scene, And They Don't Know How It Should Be Blocked, And They're Not Clear On How They Want To Do A Scene.

The Ratings System Is So Bogus And People Know It. Fewer And Fewer People Care. The Ratings Board Has Sort Of Exposed Itself. But My Problem Is, As A Parent, There's This Area Of Film That My Daughters Want To See. They're Not My Kind Of Films, I Don't Want To Go See Them, But I Really Want To Know Whether My Daughters Can See Them Or Not. The Morality Of What The Ratings Board Is Doing Now Escapes Me. I Don't Get It.

If I Like The Story And It's Well Written, And It's A Character I Want To Play And They'll Pay Me, Then I Decide To Do It.