I often use sound creatively in my films, adding effects that enhance the action and make it feel more impactful, even if the visuals are minimal.

The audience's reactions during screenings can significantly enhance the filmmaking experience and inform future projects.

In action films, the character must be important because the action will then have a character to it, making it more engaging for the audience.

I believe that the essence of filmmaking is capturing moments that feel magical and spontaneous.

I believe immersive audio is essential for enhancing the VR experience, as it helps create a sense of presence in the virtual space.

I believe that limitations in filmmaking can actually enhance creativity, as they force you to think outside the box.

Deadlines in filmmaking can drive creativity and efficiency, pushing you to make quick decisions and produce work that might not have happened otherwise.

Rhythmic elements are crucial for achieving the composer's intent, especially when they intricately place notes within a beat.

Being a great director often means being a great audience for your actors, creating a safe space for them to perform, and I prefer to be close to the action and connected with the actors because filmmaking is like a dance.