I Don't Thrive On Control. I'm Not

I Want To See Abstract Art Move. Especially In The '30s, You Had Animators Doing Innovative Work, And I Was Entranced By That. It's Basically What You See When You Close Your Eyes, When You Fall Asleep.

I'm Just Thinking Of 2001, Which I Think Is The Most Expensive Independent Film Ever Made - Which Is Great, Someday I Hope I Will Do One. But I Know The Parameters When I Got Onto This Project - I Have To Take Care Of Everyone, Make Sure That They Are All On Board, And This Process Interests Me.

My Father Had A Super 8 Camera When I Was A Kid And Sometimes He Would Use It. I Did Some Animation With It. I Did A Lot Of Flipbooks.

I Find, Surprisingly, That Actors Are Liberated In Their Work If There's Stuff Going On Around Them, Because They Can't Think Too Much About Who They're Supposed To Be.

That's What The Internet Is: It's Like Bombarding Your Eyeballs With These Myriad Blinking Colour Lights. It's Like Trying To Watch A Movie On Your Phone In The Middle Of Times Square.