I'm actually stronger that way psychologically, now. I more want to do what I do than I used to. I'm not dying to give up this kind of amateur way of working in order to be more professional. But I do have hope that I'll meet someone rich and crazy, and take the money and do good things with it. The dialogue and acting in all your films have an improvisational quality, but clearly, some things must be scripted.
Nothing is improvised in front of the camera.
Everybody asks me that question, and I take it as a compliment. I don't like the idea of improvising in front of the camera. But it's often made up that day. I always know the bedrock of it. I'm much more interested in things I didn't know were going to be there when the day started.