Yeah, I Try To Be Really Calm.

I Find It Interesting, The Different Rules That Apply To Journalism And Drama, Even Though Journalism Has Become More And More About Entertainment, And Entertainment Has Become More And More About Journalism.

There's A Lot Of Films That Have Relatively Rigid Road Maps Because They Have A Script And Others That Are Less Rigid Because They Have Less Of A Script, Like 'elephant.' The Road Map Becomes More Interpretive, Maybe, Than One With A Detailed Script. Editing-wise, They All Have Their Problems.

Apparently There’s This Kind Of Songbird That Thinks It Dies Every Time The Sun Goes Down. In The Morning, When It Wakes Up, It’s Totally Shocked To Still Be Alive—so It Sings This Really Beautiful Song.

If A Movie Isn't Released, It's One Thing, But If You Know It Will Be, It's Nice To Have Closure And See It Come Out.

Yeah, Kubrick's A Big Influence. In Something Like 'a Clockwork Orange,' He Is Trying To Use The Practical Light - I Mean, At Least He Says That In His Interviews, Like They're Not Using Traditionally Hollywood Lights. In 'elephant' We Basically Used No Lights; We Never Really Adjusted.