People Never Know What They Want, Though

I'm Actually A Huge Fan Of Digital As Well. I Appreciate How That Technology Opens The Doors For Filmmakers Who Never Had Access To That Level Of Quality Before. However, I Do Think Film Itself Sets The Standard For Quality. You Can Talk About Range, Light, Sensitive, Resolution -- There's Something About Film That Is Undeniably Beautiful, Undeniably Organic And Natural And Real.

I Mean, My Dad's A Television Producer, And I Knew I Could Get A Job As An Assistant Or A Reader With One Of His Friends, But It Wasn't Exactly What I Wanted To Do.

I'd Like To Use Imax. The Problem With Imax Is That It's A Very Loud Camera. It's A Very Unreliable Camera. Only So Much Film Can Be In The Camera. You Can't Really Do Intimate Scenes With It.

All I Know Is That I've Made Some Big Screw-ups, And I've Done Some Things That Have Done All Right. I Just Keep Trying To Learn From The Mistakes I've Made.

I'd Love To Do A Movie Where The Monster Is Human, Where The Issue Is Not Otherworldly, Or Horror Or Science Fiction.