I Don't Think I've Had A Lonely

I'm Jewish, And My Family Is Jewish. I Was Very Interested In Woody Allen When I Was Growing Up, But I Don't Think Of Myself As A Jewish Writer. I'm More From Suburbia, American Suburbia. I'm More From The '70s Than I Am From Judaism.

Story Ideas, But It's Also Musing On Stuff That I'm Thinking About. This Leads Me To This And This Leads Me To This. They're Kind Of Random And Haphazard. Often I Can't Find Anything. Somehow, By Doing That, Even Though I Don't Necessarily Refer To Them In A Specific Way, I Have Some Sort Of Architecture In My Head.

The Biggest Thing That I Came Across, Right Off The Bat, Was That You Can't Shoot This Like A Regular Movie With Multiple Takes. You Have To, Because It's Such A Protracted Process, Break It Down To The Frame And Pretty Much Get One Shot.

Yeah, Once We Decided To Use That Replacement Animation, And The Seams Are A Function Of That Animation, And Other Movies Paint Those Out, We Decided We Wanted To Keep The Presence Of The Animation And The Type Of Animation That It Was Rather Than Make It Look Polished. It Created A Kind Of Vulnerability, I Think.

I Want To Create Situations That Give People Something To Think About.