Well, We Studied A Lot Of Books

I Like The Opportunity To Make Films.

What I Learned Is, Don't Forget Who You Are, Because That's What's Going To Make You A Filmmaker.

I Think People Go To The Movies To Be Entertained, To Have An Experience, To Disappear From Their Own Reality For A Couple Of Hours. If The Film Truly Succeeds In Everything The Filmmaker Sets Out For It To Be, Then It's Elevated To Art. It's Elevated To Something Special, Because It Gives People A Visceral Feeling Of Something They're Experiencing As A Collective Group. You Feel Something And That's What Turns It Into What You May Call Art.

Movies Are So Hard To Get Made - Every Step Of The Way Of Making A Movie Has Obstacles. If You Don't Have That Passion, If You Don't Have That Vision, If You Don't Believe It's A Piece Of Art Worth Making, Then You Probably Won't Get It Made - You Won't Have A Chance For It To Be Something Special.

If You See Someone Lying Out Knives And Forks Consistently, But Then One Day Those Knives And Forks Become Weapons You're Not Sure If He Does That As A Warrior, That's Just His Thing.