I Have Never Felt Bereft Of Anything.

Shock Is Shock. Your Body Goes Into Shock, Regardless Of It Being Real Blood Or Fake Blood. The Mind Sends Powerful Messages To All The Various Glands And Secretions In The Body. It's Impossible Trying To Act It; It Just Happens. It's A Very Important Question: No Acting.

There's So Much Crap Talked About Acting.

The Environment Forces You To Be Utterly Dependent Between "action" And "cut" Because The Environment Is Perfect On Your Fellow Actor. So As An Acting Exercise, It's Absolutely Thrilling That The Focus That We Had To Bring To Each Other Echoed In Life, Echoed In Art. And When You Get That Parallel, It's Really Thrilling And It's Full Of Surprises, But It All Has A Logic.

I Hope I'm Able To Achieve More On Camera Through Stillness, Through Focus, Through Being Quite Careful To Do Less On Every Take, Rather Than More. So I'm Reducing, Rather Than Adding. Which Hopefully Is A Good Exercise. That's What I'd Like To Do.

My Line-learning Is Very Special. I Like To Learn The Dialogue Of The Whole Film Before I Arrive.