Misinterpretation Leads Me To Inspiration And Creativity

The First Dolly Track Was Somebody Who Had The Idea To Put The Camera On A Boat On A Canal. So The Boat Would Move Very Slowly But Steadily. So They Would See All That Surrounds You And You'd See The Landscape Changing Slowly. So That Was The First Time.

I Was Sort Of Lazy At School, But I Realize I Still Have Something To Bring To The Subject Which Is Comforting. I Feel I Am Not As Stupid As I Thought I Was.

I Find, Surprisingly, That Actors Are Liberated In Their Work If There's Stuff Going On Around Them, Because They Can't Think Too Much About Who They're Supposed To Be.

I Think Animation Is A Very Truthful Way To Express Your Thoughts, Because The Process Is Very Direct. That's What I've Always Liked About Animation, Particularly Abstract Animation. You Go From The Idea To Execution, Straight From Your Brain. It's Like When You Hear Someone Playing An Instrument, And You Feel The Direct Connection Between The Instrument And His Brain, Because The Instrument Becomes An Extension Of His Arms And Fingers. It's Like A Scanner Of The Brain And Thought Process That You Can Watch, Or Hear.

You Cannot Do Everything You Want With The 3d Camera, It's Too Big, And The Digital Quality Of Those Cameras Is A Little Bit Limiting. With Film, You Have A Lot More Subtly, Like With Highlights And Color. In Terms Of Sharpness They (both Formats) Are Very Close; But In Terms Of Nuance, Of Color And Contrast, Film Is Far Superior.