If Woody Allen Called Me, I'd Be

The Way I Work Is That I Never Let People Do An Assembly. I Don't Like It Because It Shapes The Film In A Way That I Can't Really Control. To Me, Editing Is Making The Film And It's A Huge Process And Editors Are Under-rated.

I'm A Very Direct Person And, Sometimes, When I Want Something, I Will Push It Until I Get It. But, It's Ok. It's Not As Bad As Some People. When I Have An Idea In My Head, I'm Pretty Stubborn.

Very Quickly I Realized That Directing Is A Combination Of Things: It's Visual, It's Directing The Actors, It's Telling A Story. And People Don't Always Mention This Part Of Directing, But It's Also Knowing How To Really Edit Something Into Something That Makes Sense.

People Think Women Directors Are Tough. Truth Is, I'm A Pussycat And I Hate Conflict. I Just Want Everyone To Be Happy On Set.

I Don't Want To Go To The Bahamas On Holiday. I Hate Islands. I Want To Go To Brittany, Where It's Cold And Raining, And There's Nothing Fancy About It.