I feel like I always have to be filming because all these people depend on me, and if I do one thing slightly worse, there are 500 Twitter threads analyzing why MrBeast is getting lazy.

I didn't know if any of the footage was exposed until I finished the whole movie, which made me incredibly nervous.

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

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.

If I don't film videos, I can't pay my team, and so many people depend on me.

I experience crippling anxiety on set, especially when filming with large groups, which can lead to stuttering as I juggle multiple thoughts.

I thought if someone actually picks up my film, they'll be surprised by the action I included, even though I initially made it for practice.

I let my friends go wild on set; it makes filming more fun and authentic.

I find it challenging to watch stand-up comedy in person because I internalize the performers' emotions, which can make me anxious.