For Example, Michael Mann's Film Collateral -

Think Of Frank Capra And Preston Sturges. They Used The Same Actors Over And Over Again.

Fifteen Dollar Too Beaucoup. Five Dollars Each... Five Dollars Is All My Mom Allows Me To Spend.

The Experience Of Using A Rolleiflex Camera Is Very Different Than Using A Slr.

When You're Studying Drama, When You're A Young Actor, There Are Simple Rules About Acting. "why Am I Here? What Prevents Me From Leaving? What Am I Trying To Get? How Do I Hide Something?" So When You're Making A Film Like Abel's Movie, You Want To Be Thinking About Those Things All The Time. And You Wanna Be Armed With Those Things, And You Hope The Other Actors You're Working With Have The Same Understanding Of Drama And Scene And Acting. Sometimes It Works And Sometimes It Doesn't.

My Father Taught Me To Paint When I Was Young With Watercolors And So I Learned At A Very Young Age The Essential Elements Of The Value Of Light And Composition.