"The goal is always to come away from a day’s work and feel like you have it all, and it is very unsatisfying to feel like you don’t. And that happens from time to time where we’ll cheat a little bit here and there, but I’d like to think that our rule of thumb that we try to stick to is – it’s simply old-fashioned. The era that I started with when we shot on film, we printed on film, we watched our film daily’s and we learned to light pathways, so there was very few digital tricks and that kind of stuff that we used. I also started in a low-budget realm where I didn’t have money for sets and anything like that. And I figure, “Well, what do I have. Well, I got good actors.” So, light them really well and see their faces and no one will notice that you don’t have anything else because they are great, you know?"