When Reality Is A Prison,

[writing Something Original From Scratch], The Initial Process Is Way Different. But Once It Exists And You Start To Actually Work On Making It Real, Then The Approach Is Kind Of The Same, For Me Anyways.

With Dawn I Was Afraid People Would Just Think It's A B-movie And I Didn't Know What I Was Doing. That's Really What I Was Afraid Of. Like The Subtlety Of The Movie They Would Miss. If The Movie Succeeds, It's That People Understand The Subtlety. That They're Able To See Past The Conventions Of What They Think A Movie Is And Go A Teeny Bit Deeper And Let It Be Both.

Music Has That Ability To Be A Magical Thing, And I Was Like, Maybe Music Is The Vehicle That Transports Us To That Other World.

People Have A Very Proprietary Relationship With Superman. It's Important To Respect The Iconography And The Canon, But At The Same Time, You Have To Tell A Story.

There's That Weird And Cool Line That Music Can Cross Where It Still Gives You The Goosebumps And You Think It's Cool But On The Other Hand It's Sort Of Like Also Letting You Off The Hook A Little Bit With The Ironic Aspects Of The Thing. I Think That's The Inexplicable, The Smell Of A Movie. That's The Taste Of The Movie.