I Just Love Photographing Things And Putting

A Hero Can Be Anyone. Even A Man Doing Something As Simple And Reassuring As Putting A Coat Around A Young Boy's Shoulders To Let Him Know That The World Hadn't Ended.

Every Film Should Have Its Own World, A Logic And Feel To It That Expands Beyond The Exact Image That The Audience Is Seeing.

Chris [ Nolan] And I Have A Strange Way Of Working From The Non-movie Process, Where After All These Conversations And Reading The Script And More Conversations, Chris Went Out And Shot The Films And The First Thing He Did, He Wouldn't Show It To Me Until I Had Written The Music - Not Out Of Meanness, Or Anything, It Just Sort Of Seemed An Interesting Idea To See If There Was Some Synchronicity And Letting Me Use My Imagination To The Fullest Instead Of Being Constricted By Cuts And Images.

Yeah, It's Odd When You Look Back At Your Own Work. Some Filmmakers Don't Look Back At Their Work At All. I Look At My Work A Lot, Actually. I Feel Like I Learned Something While Looking At Stuff I've Done In Terms Of What I'm Going To Do In The Future, Mistakes I've Made And Things At Work Or What Have You.

Well, You Always Discover A Lot In The Editing Room. Particularly The Action, Because You Have To Over-shoot A Lot And Shoot An Enormous Amount Of Material Because Many Of The Sequences Have To Be Discovered In The Editing And Manipulation Of It.