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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 Think My Imagination Dictates The Technologies I Use. But At The Same Time, My Imagination Can Be Technologic. Sometimes I See A Tool And I Know Immediately How To Use It, But Most Of The Time I Use The Tool For An Idea I Already Have.

Perhaps My Favourite Story Is 'le Passe-muraille' By Marcel Ayme. It's About A Guy Who Wakes Up With A Weird Faculty That Means He Can Walk Through Walls. He's A Very Shy Clerk, And He Uses It To Get Revenge, Or Vent His Frustration.

I've Always Liked The Idea Of Inventing Stuff. My Father Told Me, Because I Was Naïve, I Would Think Things Could Work And Therefore Do Them, Because I Would Have No Doubt Even Though There Was No Solid Foundation For This Confidence. I Don't Think I Would Be A Real Inventor. But When I Set Out To Do Animation, Which Was My First Step Into Film-making, I Realised I Could Achieve This Idea. I Could Take Some Elements, Create A Sort Of Clumsy Invention, And Make Them Work For The Camera.

I'm Just Saying To Everyone. The Director Does Not Direct The Trailer. It's An Edited Version That Takes So Many Moments Of The Movie, Sometimes It's Not Even In The Movie. The Director Does The Movie. So Don't Judge The Director Based On The Trailer. Please.