At The End Of Requiem

I Couldn't Sleep One Night And I Was Sitting In My Office And I Realized That I Was An Independent Filmmaker.

I Think There's Something In Collaboration - The Fact That You Can Sit There And Bounce Ideas Off Of Someone. It Definitely Matters Who The Person Is, Because Certain People... The Act Of Collaboration, Where You Can Talk To Someone, Hang Out, Get Ideas Going, There Is Something In That. That's Similar Between Everyone. But I Think Every Individual Collaborator Is Different, Because They Have Different Brains And Emotions And Ways Of Working, So It Changes. Definitely.

I'd Like To Do A Lot Of Different Stuff. I Think It's Important As A Creative Person To Keep Challenging Yourself And Keep Doing New Stuff. If You End Up Trying To Repeat Yourself It's Death. It Just Becomes Boring And Takes The Passion Out Of It. You Gotta Find Stories And Characters That You Really Want To Hang Out With.

I've Spent A Life Loving Women And Studying Them As Much As I Can, Or Am Allowed To.

Also Expressionistic Filmmaking - Making The Audience Feel Like They Were Inside The Characters' Heads. And So We Create All These Different Types Of Techniques To Put The Audience There.