The Only Job That Was Ever Of

When You Play A Videogame, You Could Be A Completely Different Person Than You Are In The Real World, Certain Aspects Of The Way Your Brain Works Can Be Leveraged For Something You Could Never Do In The Real World.

You Always Have To Be Very Aware That The Audience Is Extremely Ruthless In Its Demand For Newness, Novelty And Freshness.

The Film That Really Struck Me Was Ridley Scott's Blade Runner. That Was A Film I Watched Many, Many Times And Found Endlessly Fascinating In It's Density. I Think The Density Of That Film Is Primarily Visual Density, Atmospheric, Sound Density, Moreso Than Narrative Density.

The Thing You Fail To Grasp Is That People Are Not Basically Good. We Are Basically Selfish. We Shove And Clamour And Cry For Adoration, And Beat Down Everyone Else To Get It. Life Is A Competition Of Prattling Peacocks Enraptured In Inane Mating Rituals. But For All Our Effacing And Self-importance, We Are All Slaves To What We Fear Most. You Have So Very Much To Learn. Here. Let Me Teach You.

Movie Logistics Never Really Allow You To Do Anything But Shoot The Way The Budget Dictates.