>>214273820 (OP)
Small. It's a big step to go from Music Videos to other media. Not saying it's impossible but what I've seen from her direction just look like long form music videos. And not very good ones. Nothing "pops" visually in terms of arrangement, it uses aspect ratio and color to make-up for the clumsy editing and lackluster composition.
Not saying she's a bad artist or director, it's just that you expect less from Music Videos than from other visual media and even then her stuff is lackluster. If you were shown a Taylor Swift MV with a different artist, you'd be like "whatever, it's okay I guess..." That's why no artist has ever asked her to work on their MVs with her as a director. Her name/music carries the weight of her work.
Compare this with Spike Jonze, Kendrick Lamar, George Michael, Beyonce, Madonna, etc. who artists would KILL to get their MV directed by. You see their MVs and compare them to Swift's and her videos just fall flat.
It's hard to have creativity when all your songs are about luxury; Oh, if I was a man, oh if I could pick the right guy, oh if I could have him call me back, Oh I didn't really need him, all her topics are just vapid "1st world problems". Not saying there isn't a market for that niche but, it's not going to be high art. No one gives a fuck about posh white women who have "anxieties" about everything, outside of that demographic.
Women will probably go see it if she sticks to her niche. If she deviates are tries to create any higher art, it will fall flat.
tl;dr She's a white woman with no kino experience, so probably not.
