I Think A Good Director

Time Management Is A Big Part Of The Director's Job.

There Are Some Scenes That Work Beautifully In A Moving, Sweeping Master, Which Is How I Like To Work.

I Didn't Need The Insurance. I Do It Again If My Dp Tells Me It Didn't Look Good In The Camera Or If The Actors Didn't Hit Their Marks. But If Everything Was Working Why Do It Again?

You Have To Examine A Scene On The Page First. Then You Get Into The Basics Of Acting: Who Are You? Who Are You Talking To? How Do You Feel About That Person?

That's The Only Way I Can Control My Movie. If You Shoot Everything, Then Everything Is Liable To End Up In The Movie. If You Have A Vision, You Don't Have To Cover Every Scene.