I want to write the way great movie directors directed.
Stanley Kubrick: Maybe he made his actors run through 40 takes, but he got what he wanted on film.
Tarantino: Didn't have a lot of money, but got people to believe in his projects.
Hitchcock: Wasn't well liked, thought of as a weirdo, but made some compelling films.
Orson Welles: Not a favorite of Hollywood executives, but had a loyal stable of actors that wanted to work for him.
