I Always Thought The Joy

There Are Points Where You Worry That You Might Be Putting Too Much In And Alienating The Audience. But, Funnily Enough, Some Of Those Fears Aren't Correct.

I've Never Read Joseph Campbell, And I Don't Know All That Much About Story Archetypes.

I Like Films That Don't Have That Unonimity Of A Response; That Don't Have Consensus In The Audience. What It Is Essentially For Me Is That If You Go Back And Watch The Film A Second Time, Do You Feel That You've Been Played Fair With? Are All The Clues In Place? Indeed, Sometimes These Things Are Even Overstated. Specifically, For That Reason.

It's Always A Fun Collaboration With My Brother. I'm Very Fortunate To Be Able To Work With Him. There's An Honesty To Collaboration. There's A Lack Of A Gender Or Ego In Our Conversations. And So You Can Really Throw Anything Around.

Say You Have A Headline Like "mountain Bike Stolen," And Then You Read The Story, Read Another Story About It The Next Day, And Then The Next Week, And Then The Next Year. News Is A Process Of Expansion, The Filling In Of Detail, And Making Narrative Connections - Not Based On Chronology, But Based On Features Of The Story. There Are Narrative Connections Made Between Props, Between Characters, Between Situations, And So Forth.