I Always Have A Plan,

I Guess Why The Ocean's Films Are Hard For Me Is Because On The One Hand You Have To Make Sure The Performances Are There, But On The Other Hand It's A Film That Demands, To My Mind, A Very Layered And Complex Visual Scheme. That Takes A Lot Of Time To Figure Out.

You’re Supposed To Expand Your Mind To Fit The Art, You’re Not Supposed To Chop The Art Down To Fit Your Mind.

I Think Often People Fall Into The Breadth Trap Of Wanting To Do Too Long A Period Of Time, And Obviously There's This Sort Of Algorithm Of How Much Depth You Can Put Into Something Times How Much Of Their Life You're Trying To Show. My Attitude Has Always Been, I'd Rather Show A Briefer Period Of Time In More Detail Than A Longer Period Of Time In Less Detail.

I Suppose I Could Try To Be Some Avant-garde Artist If I Wanted To, But That Doesn't Interest Me As Much.

It's A Weird Thing To Say, But It Would Appear To Me Axiomatic That If You Understood Fully What I Was Doing And Appreciated It, You Would Like It.