I Have To Believe That

I Like Films That Continue To Spin Your Head In All Sorts Of Different Directions After You've Seen Them.

It's Very Important That A Film That Intends To Play Tricks On The Audience... Has To Play Fair With The Audience. For Me, Any Time You're Going To Have A Reveal In The Film, It's Essential That It Have Been Shown To The Audience As Much As Possible. What That Means Is That Some People Are Going To Figure It Out Very Early On. Other People Not Til The End. Everybody Watches The Film Differently.

The Film That Really Struck Me Was Ridley Scott's Blade Runner. That Was A Film I Watched Many, Many Times And Found Endlessly Fascinating In It's Density. I Think The Density Of That Film Is Primarily Visual Density, Atmospheric, Sound Density, Moreso Than Narrative Density.

Movie Logistics Never Really Allow You To Do Anything But Shoot The Way The Budget Dictates.

I Realized That If You're Trying To Reach An Audience, Being As Subjective As Possible And Really Trying To Write From Something Genuine Is The Way To Go. Really It's Mostly From My Own Process, My Own Experience.