By The Time I Was 10 Or

Movie Logistics Never Really Allow You To Do Anything But Shoot The Way The Budget Dictates.

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.

I'm Very Happy Where 3-d Is Going, Which Is That It's Becoming A Choice - And Thankfully, Most People Are Still Choosing 2-d.

When I Look At A Digitally Acquired And Projected Image, It Looks Inferior Against An Original Negative Anamorphic Print Or An Imax One.

Period Films To Me Are Very Often Alienating To The Audience. There's Very Often A Formality. A Staunchy Quality To Them That Comes From The Misenscene. It Also Comes From The Performances Of The Actors, Because They're Acting Victorian Which Really Means That They're Just Acting The Way They've Seen Previous Actors Act Victorian.