I Think People Are People And If

My Hope Is That I'm Going To Continue To Make More And More Challenging Work That's Going To Come Out More And More Interesting. I Don't Know If That Will Always Continue To Happen, But Every One Of My Films Has Definitely Been A Progression As Far As Complexity Of Narrative, Character, And Plot.

Noah Is The Battle Of Justice Versus Mercy. In Genesis It Says That Noah Was Righteous In His Times. You Think You Sort Of Know What Righteous Means, You Know, If You Listen To A Lot Of Bob Marley. According To All The Biblical Scholars We Talked To, Righteousness Is The Proper Balance Of Justice And Mercy. If You Think Of That, As A Parent, You Know That If You Have Too Much Justice And You're Too Strict, You Destroy A Child. If You Have Too Much Mercy, As A Parent, You Destroy A Child As Well. A Big Part Of This Movie Is Noah Finding Mercy For Man.

You Hear Stories About Directors Using Manipulation To Get Actors To Do Certain Things, But I Think When You're Working With Professional Actors, It's All About Trust. They Can Do Anything You Want, It's Just A Matter Of Them Understanding What You're Looking For, And The Reason Why.

Animators Have To Live Life 24 Times As Long As We Do - Every 24 Frames Of A Second.

I Was A Tv Junkie As A Kid. I Am The Sesame Street Generation.