I Always Liked Strange Characters.

I Started To Do Stop-motion When I Was A Kid. You Take A Super 8 And Make Some Models, And Move, Click, Move, Click. All That. I Love All Forms Of Animation, But There Is Something Unique And Special To Stop-motion: It's More Real And The Set Is Lit Like A Set. But I Think It's Also A Kind Of Lonely And Dark Thing To Want To Do.

I Always Treated The Science Thing And The Art Thing As Quite Similar Thematically.

And In That One Grey Hair I Saw My Whole Life And I Said "i Think I Need A Hair.

Now 3d Is No Longer A Fad But I Don't Get All Crazy About It And Say That Everything Has Got To Be In 3d. It Is A Nice Tool, Like Color Or Sound Or Whatever. I Was Quite Intrigued And I Learned, 3d Opened Up A Lot Of Questions About How To Use It. I Think It Is Great. It's Like If A Movie Needs To Be In Black And White Then That's How I Will Shoot It. I See Color As Just Another Character Or Black And White As A Character.

If You Ever Had A Pet, With Me It Was A Dog, With That Sort Of Unconditional Love That Only Dogs Can Give, People Can't Do That; That Sort Of Thing Where It's Very Powerful, It's Kind Of Your First Love And Your First Real Relationship, And Usually Your First Experience With Death.