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Date Posted: 00:05:45 08/14/01 Tue
Author: Shirleym
Subject: I asked him about how some kind of magic always seems to happen when he directs an episode, like the scene where Michael gives Nikita the "medicine" which was apparently, not scripted. I don't remember his exact words, but he said in effect that if you just let things happen (sometimes by doing nothing), wonderful things can happen. He quoted a writer I'd never heard of. Does anyone remember who that writer was?
In reply to: Shirleym 's message, "Ahhhh, Susan W. RB is such a sweetheart of a man. How I wish I could have a half hour with him to ask all the questions I have about his lighting and direction. I missed your question. What a wonderful response! YGG :D :D :D" on 01:10:49 08/12/01 Sun


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