INTERVIEW: Ryan Gosling on Derek's Cianfrance's approachÉ

The transcript discusses the unique and open approach of director Derek in filmmaking. Unlike many directors who seek control, Derek allows for spontaneity and patience, akin to nature photographers waiting for the perfect shot. His patience is exemplified by his 12-year wait for ideal conditions to capture a journey, making the experience of working with him unparalleled.

How did Derek's approach to directing differ from the norm?

• He avoided collaboration with actors.

• He controlled every scene meticulously.

• He focused solely on technical aspects.

• He allowed for spontaneity and openness.

What did the speaker and Michelle not know about their scenes?

• The duration of the scenes.

• The dialogue and how the scenes would unfold.

• The costumes they would wear.

• The location of the scenes.

What analogy is used to describe Derek's patience?

• A fisherman waiting for a catch.

• A gardener tending to plants.

• A photographer waiting for a perfect shot.

• A chef perfecting a recipe.

How long did Derek wait to capture the perfect conditions for his project?

• 2 years

• 12 years

• 5 years

• 6 months

What was the speaker's experience working with Derek?

• It was a unique and unparalleled experience.

• It was similar to other directors.

• It was challenging and difficult.

• It was disappointing and unfulfilling.