I Know How To Have A Conversation,

I Was Listening To A Lot Of Norwegian Black Metal And Death Metal. There's A Great History To Norwegian Black Metal. That Music Is Very Dark And Violent, But It's Also Beautiful.

It [the Film Industry] Is Not A Glamorous Industry. It's Really, Really Hard, And You Get Told All The Time, "you're Not This, You're Not That," And So You Have To Find A Center.

The Way That I'm Feeling The Shift In Movie Industry Is That Women Are Allowed To Be Part Of The Development Process. So I Do Feel Like Things Are Changing Because I'm Allowed To Option Books Or Write An Original Screenplay Or Direct. Those Possibilities Are Really Wide Open. I Think That Males Still Struggle To Write For Females, Which Is Totally Fine Because I Don't Think I Could Write A Really Impactful Male Role Because That's Not The Life That I Lived. So We'll Just Keep Shouting And Say We Need More Opportunities For Not Just Women But People That Are Just Different.

The Experience Of Making A Movie, You Start To See It Everywhere. It's Just This Amazing Mechanism That Your Brain Does Because It Just So Badly Wants To Be Helpful And Keep All The Information That You Need As Accessible As Possible.

I Feel Like The Movie Is Reminding People Of Who They Are, Which Is What I Think All Great Art Does.