Every Film Is Its Own Experience, Its

Well, I Can Fake My Way Around Some Things, But I Don't Think I Would Be Good At Betting.

I Think That Directing Is The Ultimate Martyred Task Of Filmmaking, That It Has Nobility To It. It Takes Three Years To Make A Film, For The Most Part. I Think It Requires The Attentiveness Of A Mother Hen.

It's Nice To Have A Pause To Parent And To Be More Present At Home, Teaching Them How To Drive Cars And Navigate Boys And All This Sort Of Thing.

You See The Movie With The Music And The Editing And All The Parts That You Weren't There For When It Was Being Filmed, And You Really Appreciate All The Names That Are Scrolling By. You Realize That You Accomplished So Much.

I Would Say Chemistry Between Two People Is Very Powerful. You Have To Fight To Keep It, But If You Don't Have It, You Can't Manufacture It.