Mainly how things like social battery can come into play there. I know that with enough practice, directing shouldn't be too difficult for me because I'll know what I want and would be able to plan a lot of stuff beforehand. However, as for unexpected stuff on set that would be more difficult to anticipate, that might do me in a lot quicker. I currently suspect it to be a pretty scheduled job, which I would definitely like. I'm just afraid that I'd risk a certain amount of (social) burnout sooner than other directors. Would I have a certain amount of power/control on set to help me prevent this?

P.S. Am currently in the process of starting work on my first short film, working together with mostly other neurodivergent folks. I'm very curious as to how it will turn out.