The Weird Thing Is That I Hate

When You're Done Shooting, The Movie That You're Going To Release When You're Done Shooting Is As Bad As It Will Ever Be. And Then Through Editing, And Finishing The Effects And Adding Music, You Get To Make The Movie Better Again. So I'm Really Hard On Myself And On The Movie.

I Don't Believe In Leaving A Scene In Because It Was Really Hard To Shoot, Or Because It's The Reason You Took The Movie, Or Because You Always Wanted To Work With An Actor . . . If It's Not Making The Movie Work, Get Rid Of It.

It Felt Scary Because There Was No Auditioning, No Rehearsing.

They Want To Let The Audience Figure Things Out And Let The Reaction Shot Get The Laugh.

There Is Something About Being A Director Where, For Me Personally, I Get To . . . It's The Closest I'll Ever Come To Being Able To Be A Stand Up. And To Use My Particular Sense Of Humor, And Hear People Laughing, Without Me Having To Stand Up In Front Of An Audience And Tell Jokes.