Dakota Johnson has been making headlines for her relationship drama with Chris Martin. The actress allegedly broke up with the Coldplay singer, leaving fans upset. Rumours have been swirling lately about Dakota Johnson and Chris Martin calling it quits after eight years together. The Coldplay frontman kept it classy, even giving Dakota’s latest film Materialists a sweet shoutout during a Las Vegas show. Now, the actress is all set to take the director's chair amid all the drama, and fans are excited. Dakota Johnson Does NOT Want To Waste Time On 'Toxic Sets' Dakota is all set to direct her first feature and wants to continue telling female-centric stories through her TeaTime Pictures. The actress wants to avoid 'toxic sets,' measure the success of movies in terms of viewer impact rather than box office. She also has a specific role that she wanna play and it will shock you. At the press roundtable of 59th edition of the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival (KVIFF) in Czech Republic, Dakota said, "I think I will direct a feature, a very small one, hopefully soon. And it’s really close to my heart and very close to TeaTime. We’re making it with Vanessa Burghardt, who played my daughter in Cha Cha Real Smooth. She’s an incredible autistic actress." Further, she added, "I've always felt that I’m not ready to direct a feature. I don’t have the confidence. But with her, I feel very protective, and I know her very well, and … I just won’t let anybody else do it." Dakota To Soon Direct A Feature Film! For the unversed, Dakota directed the music video for Coldplay song Cry Cry Cry and short film Loser Baby. The actress shared what attracts her as a producer: Usually, it’s something that is either visually or emotionally provocative. And I don’t mean that in a sexual way. I mean it in [the sense] that it provokes something that is different than what you see on TV right now or on streaming platforms. A lot of them are also female characters. So it’s female-centric films where the woman is different from what you see, and complex and nuanced, and maybe an anti-hero that you love. "I can't waste time on toxic sets anymore, with producing, that’s one of the perks. Now, … being a producer and developing my own films, I can choose all the people," the actress added. Answering to if there are any types of characters she’d love to take on in the future, she shared, "There are roles that I dream of playing, I would love to play a psychopath, would love to do an action film."