Jason Biggs

And so I've actually worked with a lot of first time directors as I'm sure you guys have.

And there's some of them are able to come in and sort of,

you know do it and do it well and you go oh they they belong here and some of them you go oh maybe i would do this differently or not and the thing about the weiss brothers that i'll never forget in addition to them just being so smart and so funny and yeah just brilliant um and the fact that they work so well together was their openness

and their eagerness to collaborate.

They were never like, we got this.

We're here, we belong here.

There was a confidence, of course, but there was never a cockiness.

There was never a... They always had the attitude, from what I sensed, of...

you are the production designer because you production design better than I production design.

You are the cinematographer because you know how to shoot and I do not.

Right.

And I'm going to oversee all of this and I'm going to, but I'm inviting all of you to teach me and show me and I'm, and so, and that's, I think huge, you know, like, cause I didn't, I had a lot to learn, a lot to learn.

And so I didn't come into this going, you know, I got this and,

Or even, like, I mean, I definitely wanted to show a certain amount of confidence.

And I had confidence in some areas more than others.

Like I said, talking to the actors, I felt like I had some confidence.

But I also didn't want to, like, fake it till you make it either.

Because I don't think that, for me, I didn't think that would apply here.

I would rather...

come into it and say, there's things I don't know and I need you guys to teach me and I'm going to have opinions on those things and I'm going to ultimately make decisions based on what you teach me.