Taylor Swift wants to direct films with human stories about human emotion

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Taylor Swift feels it’s time to possibly direct a feature film. “If it were the right thing, it would be such a privilege and honor,” the singer-songwriter told the Toronto Film Festival during an In Conversation With… appearance.

But don’t expect Swift to direct action sequences. “I will always want to tell human stories about human emotion.”

During the discussion, the singer-songwriter talked about her evolution as a film director by initially writing songs and then setting words and music to film with storyboards and a shot list.
Swift explained how her journey into filmmaking didn’t come overnight and called for baby steps. “I didn’t go to film school. I’ve been on the set of around 60 music videos and I’ve learned a lot from that process,” she recalled. 
 “But when I did it on my own, I really began to learn everything, because you have to,” Swift said of directing her first music video for “The Man." 
 

 

[Borisapillar 9,246]

No.

[Controversiaga 11,340]

My favorite thing about humans is that they have human emotions 

[SlaeUrAnus 15,976]

12 minutes ago, RihBeyGa said:

My favorite thing about humans is that they have human emotions 

Not every human 

[PhantomOfTheDance 13,795]

my favorite thing about my favorite thing is my favorite thing

[vanna shintuyu 10,819]

Oh man. They always find a way back to eachother somehow, huh. I guess they never go out of style.

[Bling 31,446]

Def not a Taylor fan, but glad she is a successful female entertainer. However, she always gives off vibes like she's trying to sound more intelligent or artistic than her work really is.

[thisboyisamonster 885]

I don't think it's as Harry Styles of a sentence as people are making it out to be. I think she meant that she will not be directing big sci fi flicks, historical biopics or animated films about ants, but maybe more character focused dramas.

[RebeldeFaith 5,532]

Her Hallmark/Lifetime era is upon us!