In terms of the creative investment, is there something different about doing a small film?
Janssen: Oh, absolutely. I do think in the end, there is a difference. Obviously when you shoot a big studio film, it takes place over a period of time of three, sometimes six months or something, whereas in the little ones, you shoot them in 20 days. And you throw your heart and your soul into it in a very short period of time. And you’ll do anything to make these films. I mean, I will do anything. We were literally roughing it all over New York, Brooklyn, upstate New York, whatever, and I was having fun doing it. It’s great. And it is short. It’s different…What makes it harder is, I think, sometimes is that yes, there are specific scenes that require a certain type of emotional state of mind to be in. And when you don’t have the luxury to close the door behind you to find yourself in that space, and then walk out over to set and go, “I’m ready, let’s shoot this scene,” it’s difficult when you’re around on a set where everybody keeps talking to you and you don’t want to be nice. I d
