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A Movie Goes From Several Stages, From Idea To Script. As You Continue Shooting, You Will Make Some Adjustments. You're Constantly Adjusting. It's Like A Piece Of Music. You're Constantly Trying To Make It Better.

When You Use The Same Actors A Lot, You Get To Know Them And You Realize That One Movie Can't Explore All The Talent That They Have. You Really Have To Give Them Several Different Kinds Of Roles, In Completely Different Movies, To Push Them And To Push Yourself.

All Those Years I Had Been Making Movies Because I Loved Movies, And That's What Made All The Difference. If You're Doing It Because You Love It You Can Succeed Because You'll Work Harder Than Anyone Else Around You, Take On Challenges No One Else Would Dare Take, And Come Up With Methods No One Else Would Discover, Especially When Their Prime Drive Is Fame And Fortune. All That Will Follow Later If You Really Love What You Do. Because Your Work Will Speak Itself.

The Only Thing I Ever Wanted To Do Is Never Have To Work A Day In My Life.

Your Mind Just Goes To The Craziest Idea To Lure People Into The Theater, And Then You Write Your Script Around Those Elements.