It's Not Some Big Event

The Fact That I Do Place Music At The End Of My Films Is Not To Accentuate The Emotion. It Serves An Opposite Purpose Which Is To Remove Them From The Emotional Space And Allow Them To Enter A Space Of Thinking, Because I Believe That When The Audience Is Watching The Film They're Watching It With Their Feelings.

Because I Write The Screenplay Entirely And Precisely, There Is The Danger That An Actor Might Feel That This Finite Role Is Being Imposed On Them. I Want The Actors To Feel That This Is Their Own Role, And That They Can Go Back To Point Zero And Develop This Character.

When I Came To Know Theater, Drama Became Valuable To Me.

It's Not Some Big Event That Creates The Drama, It's The Little Things Of Everyday Life That Bring About That Drama.

I See Screenwriting As A Bit Like A Math Equation Which I Have To Solve.