I Think There's A Vague

The Most Stressful And Difficult Part Of Steering A Large Movie Is That You Are Taking On The Responsibility Of Communicating With A Very Wide Audience. You Can't Ever Hide Behind The Notion Of, 'okay, They Just Don't Get It,' Or, 'certain People Just Don't Get It.' You Have To Be Mindful Of The Size Of Your Audience, And You Have To Communicate In A Way That Lets Them In.

I've Never Read Joseph Campbell, And I Don't Know All That Much About Story Archetypes.

I Made 'batman' The Way I Made Every Other Film, And I've Done It To My Own Satisfaction - Because The Film, Truly, Is Exactly The Way I Wanted It To Be.

What I Try To Do Is Write From The Inside Out. I Really Try To Jump Into The World Of The Film And The Characters, Try To Imagine Myself In That World Rather Than Imagining It As A Film I'm Watching Onscreen. Sometimes, That Means I'm Discovering Things The Way The Audience Will, With Character And Story.

People Want To See Something That Shows Them You Can Do What You Say. That's The Trick.