Really, It's The Director's Job

And Over The Course Of The Last Six Years, As I've Directed More Features And Commercials, I've Become Better At Articulating Exactly How I Want The Audience To Feel.

Growing Up The Son Of A Director Has Made Me Very Aware Of The Various Turns That A Directing Career Can Take. Sometimes Your Films Turn Out Exactly As You Want. Sometimes They Don't. I Spent A Lot Of My Childhood On Sets. I Think As A Joke, My Father Gave Me A Line Of Dialogue In Each Of His Films During The Worst Moments Of My Puberty.

'alien' Asked Ground-breaking Questions About Eco-politics And Female Empowerment. 'the Matrix' Delved Deeper Into The Concept Of Perception Versus Reality Than Perhaps Any Other Film I Know. But For Some Reason, We Tend Not To Remember The Significance Of Their Writing.

I Want My Audiences To Be As Open-minded As My Characters.

I Went To College, I Went Pre-med, I Thought I Was Going To Be A Doctor.