“In college I’d gone for fine arts, studying painting and photography. But I was just really… lonely [laughs]. I was like, “I’ll be working alone forever.” Because you shoot alone, you print alone, you show alone—it’s a very solitary lifestyle. So I thought, What’s an artform that involves more people? One I can actually do, because I’m not musical. I thought, Well, I guess filmmaking has a lot more people. I like being in a team.”