I Love 3d A Lot, I Have

If People Don't Like The Trailer, Then Blame It On The People Who Made The Trailer.

I Think The Tools Were Always Available, For Decades And Decades, To Make Your Own Film And Be Creative. I Don't Think People Had To Wait For Youtube To Do This Type Of Small Project. Youtube, I Think It's Great. I Have This Idiotic Satisfaction. And I Think There's A Bit Of That In Youtube. You Share, True, But It's Centralized, And It's Already Sort Of Controlled. I'm More For Something That's Not A Centralized Medium. Like Doing Your Own Film And Screening It Yourself. You Cannot Control People Doing That.

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.

I'm Part Of The Consumer Culture... I'm Just Using The Space I Am Given To Express Something That Is Out Of The Space So I'm Part Of The Consumer System But I'm Advocating Stepping Out. Which Is A Contradiction But I Could Be Part Of He Consumer System And Say, 'let's Consume Even More.'

I Like To Use A Bit Of Chaos When I Shoot. I Think It May Be Something From The Way I Shot My First Film - I Was Very Scared, Of Course, And I Prepared Everything, I Wanted To Make Sure That The Characters Did The Right Thing At The Right Time On The Storyboard. But Then I Realised That In Life, There Is So Much More Than What You Can Predict Or Write In Advance, That When You Shoot The Story, It's Good To Leave Some Gaps Where You Lose Control. I Think This Combination Of Chaos And Organisation Gives A Kind Of Quality.