It's Hard To Speculate As A Human

I'm Going In A Really Weird I-don't-know-where Direction, But I Prefer Anything [different] From How Standardized Filmmaking Has Become.

In High School, I Read 'silas Marner' And I Was Very Attracted To This Character - He Was Very Rundown And He'd Just Stop, And Things Would Happen Around Him.

I Had Wanted To Do A Comedy.

You're Following Your Track, The Story, Your Only Plan, Your Map For The Audience, And All The Other Stuff Is, Like, The Fun Stuff: The Costumes, The Locations, The Set-dressing And The Actors. They Can All Be Variable As You Like If You Stick - However Roughly - To The Path.

Free Time Keeps Me Going. It's Just Something That's Always Been A Part Of My Life. I Was Originally A Painter, And I Made Films Sort Of As An Extension Of That, And Then I Started To Try To Make Dramatic Films Because The Early Films Were Experimental Films.