Eduardo Sánchez (director)

Eduardo Miguel Sánchez-Quiros (December 20, 1968–) is a Cuban-born American director. Quotes When you’re making a film, you come up with so much material and so much of that material ends up going unused. So, I think transmedia gives you a chance to use that extra material. You know, with Blair Witch we did a whole documentary using at least 50% of unused footage from the first movie. So as a filmmaker, it’s a great opportunity to dive into your story more and gives you a chance to explore any unused ideas. You know, it opens things up and keeps things fresh. Especially because when you write a film, shoot a film, and edit a film, you’re stuck in that world and narrative for so long and I think transmedia gives you a great opportunity to step outside of that for a moment and work on something else without abandoning the project entirely. Interview: Eduardo Sanchez (May 31, 2012) I scare easily! I think that’s part of the reason I can make horror movies, I can relate to just being scared. Eduardo Sanchez interview: Exists, Bigfoot, being scared of horror movies (March 20, 2015) Filmmaking is hard work, and there are plenty of times when you're just exhausted, and you haven't slept in a while, and you're just watching, and you're looking at something, and you're thinking, "Man, this is not going to work, this is going to be the stupidest thing." The Blair Witch Project Director Eduardo Sanchez Looks Back on the Groundbreaking Film 20 Years Later (July 12, 2019) External links Category:Film directors from the United States Category:Immigrants to the United States Category:1968 births Category:Living people Category:People from Havana Category:Independent Spirit Award winners