I Became A Director Just For The

It's Part Of The Film-making Business And Also Part Of The Creative Process - Putting All The Pieces Together To Make A Movie, So That They All Line Up. Sometimes It Looks Like You Have A Lot Of Projects Lined Up, But Some Of Them Are In Different Stages.

So It's Hard To Be An Artist And Be True To The Reality Of The World You Want To Create And Also Make It Entertaining And Successful Financially.

If You See Someone Lying Out Knives And Forks Consistently, But Then One Day Those Knives And Forks Become Weapons You're Not Sure If He Does That As A Warrior, That's Just His Thing.

You Want To Take Yourself Seriously, And You Want To Make Something That You Hope Will Have Resonance With The Audience. You Want To Bring Your Perspective And What You Consider Your Talent To That Piece Of Work, And You Move Forward In That Direction. Sometimes That's Easy, And Sometimes It's Met With Resistance Because You're Dealing With Situations Where, For Everybody Else, It's A Piece Of Business.

You'll See In The Movie He Constantly Does That-he Only Drinks His Tea A Certain Way, Brings His Own Tea Bags, The Guy Pours Hot Water, It's Like A Consistency Throughout The Film, But He Never Breaks His Habits. I Mean, To A Point, Where He Has To.