As Soon As Digital Editing

Different Reactions While Film Test Screening Doesn't Mean Even The Audience Thinks Ambiguity Is A Bad Thing. But If You're Asking Them Right Away To Start Checking Things Off, They Don't Know What To Do. I Think At Their Best, It Applies To When The Audience Knows What It Is. Then, When They Say, "oh, Well, I Thought It Was Too Boring In Blah-blah-blah Part," Then You Better Pay Attention To It. It's Like Going For The Hamburger. Better Be The Good Hamburger I Went For.

I Would Give The Cameras To The Kids In The Swimming Pools And They Would Play With Them, And Then I Would Collect Them And We Would Upload It. If You're In The Process, You're There.

I Play Around With Human Things, Human Relationships And That, And Allow That Kind Of Talk To Work In That Way, On That Level.

Even Back In The '90s, I Shot Certain Things On Something That Wasn't Digital Then, But It Was On Vhs With A Smaller Camera And We Would Up It To Film.

You Do Understand That You Can't Force The Situation, But In Terms Of How You Edit, You Can Define That To Take The Audience Along, Whether It Be A Storyline Or A Character Moment That We Can Play Out. The More Experience You've Had, The More Beneficial It Is, Period.