Do Everything By Hand, Even When Using

Since I Am A Person Who Starts Work Without Clear Knowledge Of A Storyline, Every Single Scene Is A Pivotal Scene.

It’s Disgusting. On Trains, The Number Of Those People Doing That Strange Masturbation-like Gesture Is Multiplying.

I Do All My Work By Storyboard, So As I Draw The Storyboard, The World Gets More And More Complex, And As A Result, My North, South, East, West Directions Kind Of Shift And Go Off Base, But It Seems Like My Staff As Well As The Audience, Doesn't Quite Realize That This Has Happened. Don't Tell Them About It.

The Principle I Adhere To When Directing, Is That I Make Good Use Of Everything My Staff Creates. Even If They Make Foregrounds That Don't Quite Fit With My Backgrounds, I Never Waste It And Try To Find The Best Use For It.

I Don't Have The Story Finished And Ready When We Start Work On A Film. I Usually Don't Have The Time. So The Story Develops When I Start Drawing Storyboards. I Never Know Where The Story Will Go But I Just Keeping Working On The Film As It Develops. It's A Dangerous Way To Make An Animation Film And I Would Like It To Be Different, But Unfortunately, That's The Way I Work And Everyone Else Is Kind Of Forced To Subject Themselves To It.