The Most Ordinary Word, When

For Me, Film-making Is Combining Images And Sounds Of Real Things In An Order That Makes Them Effective. What I Disapprove Of Is Photographing Things That Are Not Real. Sets And Actors Are Not Real.

The Faculty Of Using My Resources Well Diminishes When Their Number Grows.

The Most Ordinary Word, When Put Into Place, Suddenly Acquires Brilliance. That Is The Brilliance With Which Your Images Must Shine.

Nothing More Inelegant And Ineffective Than An Art Conceived In Another Art's Form.

The True Is Inimitable, The False Untransformable.