I Think There's A Vague

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.

You Musn't Be Afraid To Dream A Little Bigger, Darling.

I Would Never Say Someone's Else's Film Isn't 'a Real Film.' The Quote Is Inaccurate.

The Structural Notions To Me Always Have To Be Worked Out Very Carefully In The Script Stage. Whatever A Particular Structure Is. Whether It's Chronological Or Non-chronological. To Me That's Always About What Point Of View Are We Trying To Address In The Film?

I Think There Are Advantages To Different Scales Of Filmmaking. You Wouldn't Want To Do Just One Thing.