I aim to create real moments in the studio that feel authentic, even if they don't sound perfect; it's about capturing something that really happened.

I aim to create a moment of magic in every piece of music, which cannot be forced but must flow intuitively.

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

When filming, I often operate the camera myself to capture the moment and the energy of the performance.

The creative process in filmmaking mirrors life; both are unpredictable and require problem-solving skills.

I believe that not every video needs to follow the same formula; some can focus on storytelling while others can be more about the experience.

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.

I want the audience to win and be a part of the filmmaking process, rather than being an afterthought in Hollywood.

I believe that creativity is 90% of any job in filmmaking, while the technical aspects are only 10%.