Is it harder to get started or to keep going? What was the particular thing that you had to conquer to do either?
What advice would you give to someone who wanted to have a life creating film?
What was the most important lesson you had to learn that has had a positive effect on your film?
How did that lesson happen?
How have you discovered members of your team and how do you keep the relationship with them strong?
When inspiration is waning, when you feel creatively sapped, what do you do? How do you stay fresh?
How much do you think commerce affects your art? Or: How much do you have to compromise as a filmmaker because of financial restrictions or business?
Why do you think there are so few women in filmmaking?
What makes a film great for you?
Are there certain qualities that make a film better for you?
What films have been the most inspiring or influential to you and why?
When you get angry at a movie, what sets you off?
Are there common qualities in cinema today that you dislike?
Is there something you try to subvert or avoid or rebel against in your work?
Credits:
https://filmmakerfreedom.com/blog/filmmaker-story-ryan-labee-making-films-with-limited-resources
https://variety.com/2017/film/features/movie-business-changing-consumer-demand-studios-exhibitors-1202016699/
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