00:00Congratulations to you, Mark Williams here from the Award D'oeuvres Newsletter, in the back, waving my tuxedoed arm.
00:07Yes, congratulations. So it has been, dare we say, a kind of diverse Oscars in terms of the spreading of
00:13the wealth,
00:14especially in the crafts categories. And I wanted to ask you about some of the craft collaborations,
00:20because you had such long-standing collaborations, and how that helps you bring to life a vision,
00:25especially with Source Materialist Complex as a Pynchon novel.
00:28Yeah. Well, I mean, I've been doing this long enough to tell you that the reason I continue to do
00:40it
00:40is because of the people that I collaborate with. It's probably not very fashionable to say that you
00:46don't do it for awards or anything else, but honest to God, the thing that gets me really excited about
00:53making films is collaborating with people. It's now number one, you know, on my list.
01:00Maybe when you start out, you think you just, you know, whatever else you're after,
01:05you just want to be in the movies. But as you get older and you do it,
01:08the only reason to do it is to be with people. Final question is number 360.
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