I Tend To Score With

Movies Are About Time. You Can Take That Momentum And Manipulate Time As Well, Or You Can Deliberately Slow It Down, Stop It, And Start It Again. There Is No Other Art Form That Does That Type Of Manipulation In That Way.

A Lot Of Film Directors Are Quite Scared Of Actors. They Are A Bit Of A Nightmare Sometimes, But I Like Them. It Looks Like Cunning, But You Try To Get Extra Things From Them All The Time, By Stealth, By Making Them Feel Confident, So They Trust You And You Can Push A Bit.

I Don't Want People To Sit There And Objectively Watch The Film. I Want Them To Experience It As Something That's Under Their Skin, So You Try To Make The Films Really Tactile.

Good Storytelling For Me Is Not So Much Technical Expertise, Which I Know Is Applauded Often; It's Actually Freshness Of Approach. It Does Mean You Sometimes Stumble And Fall And Make A Horrible Mess Of Things In Seeking That Freshness, But You Should Always Keep Trying To Do That.

I Want People To Leave The Cinema Feeling That Something's Been Confirmed For Them About Life.