People love what I like.
I guess you like what I like?
I do.
So you think I've become more loved?
I guess that's fair enough.
I have.
I got more game shows?
You got.
When people say — "Why you, loving documentaries like that and thank you" —
My mum always says — “You're just fucking well good for it”.
That's pretty cool.
I like documentaries on Netflix.
I really did.
I would watch that a lot.
I think it's been very good for your mental health.
I mean, I think a lot of people watch a lot of documentaries.
Without a doubt.
Especially now because of lockdown — there's a lot of depression and anxiety going on — which in turn triggers all of the different, strange feelings that you might have.
If you know what I mean.
Why did you only watch eight documentaries?
My mum's always been like "We've seen nothing till now."
If you really wanted to learn something, you'd have to go to those particular stores — visit them for them to teach you.
If you wanted to work or watch something, you'd have to go there, rent some shitty seats and imagine you're in that show.
That's not really helpful, I'm an anomaly, so I don't do those things.
I can see where you're going.
I'd take off when we're at the age of seven.
What's an anomaly?
I don't believe in watching too much television, so I don't think there's many different traits that are associated with an anomaly.
But if you do you could really try to figure out, let's say, some weird reason that you had not seen any weird shows, even a VHS release.
Why have you been doing this?
I watch on my laptop, without a need to borrow any money.
It may look like I've been talking to yourself.
But it's not, it's just an oddity.
So how do you make money from it?
Well, I don't tell the world that I'm interesting.
In the beginning, people who view the documentaries are a lot of, I call them, "investor types, yeah?"
But, going with the fact that I like to sit in a lonely room and think, "I might like to put a bit of money into a film," "How am I going to go and find what's exciting."
At first, I started off like, “Ok, maybe, maybe, maybe, maybe, you know?”
But as time went by, I found more ways that people might not want to pay for.
Now, I leave half of my documentaries on Netflix.
I keep the other half that's meant to people who want to watch more films that maybe don't have documentaries — it doesn't mean that my aim is to sell movies, but more so, to work towards my producing goals.
Where do you see yourself in the next year?
Well, I do see myself really taking off, being a larger brand, not just due to me being like a million bucks in real money but also because I'm having a lot of hard working down the years.
Starting out in the beginning wasn't the easiest for me, not only do I have a boyfriend and family and I have to get that done all, but as well as doing that, I want to have a kid.
If my life goes into any different directions — if I could call my life into a different direction and I was meant to be working another film or doing something else — that would just be what happened.
Because that's something I really want to do.
I'd also rather be at a weird art cafe in Berlin, where I can get drunk and then work and be my life for a day, and that's fun.
This was my first response.
If you were the director of this podcast, what would you do about this article?
I don't think I should be editing this podcast.
Why not?
I have no time for editing movies.
I probably didn't notice, but that screengrab isn't done super well — it's very blurry.
I just have to fix that.
I don't look on a computer for a couple of hours when I was just sitting there typing.
Honestly, I haven't worked for weeks.
I understand.
That's the excitement.
Do you like BuzzFeed?
I do.
I think that they've done a really good job — their hits for some reason.
I have no idea what they do.
I think I'm just wrong.
Very vague, but I'm sorry to explain to you.
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