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I Try To Be As Efficient As Possible Because In My Process, I Think That Actually Helps The Work. I Like Having The Pressure Of Time And Money And Really Trying To Stick To The Parameters We've Been Given.

If I Could Steal Someone's Dream Myself, I'd Have To Go For One Of Orson Welles.

Every Film Should Have Its Own World, A Logic And Feel To It That Expands Beyond The Exact Image That The Audience Is Seeing.

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

Say You Have A Headline Like "mountain Bike Stolen," And Then You Read The Story, Read Another Story About It The Next Day, And Then The Next Week, And Then The Next Year. News Is A Process Of Expansion, The Filling In Of Detail, And Making Narrative Connections - Not Based On Chronology, But Based On Features Of The Story. There Are Narrative Connections Made Between Props, Between Characters, Between Situations, And So Forth.