In My Opinion The Man Looks At

When I Find The Character, I Try To Spend Time With Them And Get To Know Them Very Well. Therefore My Notes Are Not From The Character That I Had In My Mind Before, But Are Instead Based On The People I've Met In Real Life.

I Don't Like Reverse-angle Shots - I Find Them Very Fake And Very Untruthful To The Viewer.

I Don't Ask My Students To Have Studied Film Or Any Education In General. What I Ask Them Is To Come And Sit And Tell Me A Story, And The Way They Choose It And Tell It, For Me, The Best Criteria For Whether They Are Right For Making Films. There's Nothing More Important Than Being Able To Tell Your Story Orally.

I Thought That Choosing A Non-professional Was A Condition For Me, Because It Would Allow Juliette To Have A Less-professional Way Of Acting. It Would Challenge Her Performance As A Professional Actress.

I Do Believe That A Film Like Ten Could Never Have Been Made With A 35mm Camera. The First Part Of The Film Lasts 17 Minutes, And By The End Of That Part, The Kid Has Totally Forgotten The Camera.