Making decisions and questioning them is something you first have to learn. That's true not only for filmmaking, but for life as a whole. From the first spark of an idea to the first rough cut to the first performance, this thought is always present. When I look back on the last few years, I realize that many of my views, motivations and beliefs have changed. Or rather, that the films I've been involved in and the decisions I've had to make in the editing process have changed me. Because films accompany your entire life, they create memory and connection. The magic of film is change. It's our job as filmmakers to learn to love the hard choices and the doubts, to allow change and give the viewer a new perspective on themselves and on life.