I Allow A Lot Of Room For

I Don't Ever Want To Do A Movie Where You Shoot It On A Motion Capture Stage. I Just Don't Like Taking The Reality Out Of It. I Like Being On The Set In Real Environments. I Don't Like Shooting On Green Screen. I Think It Gives The Actors So Much More To Play With When There's Real Stuff Happening On The Set.

You'll Hear People Say Now, 'oh, I Don't Want To See Something In 3-d. That's Wrong, Because What They've Seen Is 3-d Done Poorly.

A Lot Of Directors Don't Want The Pressure Of A Movie The Size Of Pearl Harbor. But I Love It. I Thrive On It.

You Get The Most 3d Effect When It Starts About Three To Four Seconds, That's When It Starts Feeling 3d. And Then What You Do, Quick Shots Are Always Flat.

Its... A Hard Thing For A Director, To Think You Came Up With A Shot, Something From Your Mind, And Someone Died While Doing It. Its The Worst Thing Youll Ever Have To Live With. It Was Very Hard For Me To Get Back On The Horse Again.