All My Films Are Love Stories.

It's Important For Me To Have Hope Because That's My Job As A Parent, To Have Hope, For My Kids, That We're Not Going To Leave Them In A World That's In Shambles, That's A Chaotic Place, That's A Dangerous Place.

I Lived In A Small Town. It Was 2,000 People In Canada. A Little River That Went Through It And We Swam In The - You Know, There Was A Lot Of Water Around. Niagara Falls Was About Four Or Five Miles Away.

Every Time My Cameras Go Out On A Movie, We Learn Something New And Then We Take What We Learn And We Put It Into The Next Generation Of The Cameras So We're Constantly Improving. It's Kind Of Like Building A Race Car, Racing It, Then Running Back To The Shop And Working On The Engine Some More And Tinkering With It To Improve It.

I Probably Spend More Time Writing Than Reading Science Fiction. I Find That Science-fiction Literature Is So Reactive To All The Literature That's Gone Before That It's Sort Of Like A Fractal. It's Gone To A Level Of Detail That The Average Person Could Not Possibly Follow Unless You're A Fan. It Iterates Upon Many Prior Generations Of Iterations.

To Convince People To Back Your Idea, You've Got To Sell It To Yourself And Know When It's The Moment. Sometimes That Means Waiting. It's Like Surfing. You Don't Create Energy, You Just Harvest Energy Already Out There.