If I Had A Choice About Going

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.

Mr. Smith Yelled At The Doctor, What Have You Done To My Boy? He's Not Flesh And Blood, He's Aluminum Alloy!" The Doctor Said Gently, What I'm Going To Say Will Sound Pretty Wild. But You're Not The Father Of This Strange Looking Child. You See, There Still Is Some Question About The Child's Gender, But We Think That Its Father Is A Microwave Blender.

I'm A Happy-go-lucky Manic-depressive. It Does Get Very Deep And Dark For Me, And It Gets Scary At Times When I Feel I Can't Pull Out Of It. But I Don't Consider Myself Negative-negative. I'm Positive-negative.

Nobody Had His [ed Wood's] Style. That's Something I Try To Do In My Films. You Have Your Own Kind Of Cryptic Messages In There - Cryptic Things That Most People Wouldn't Understand But Are Important To You. Things That Kind Of Keep You Going Through The Process.

I Always Felt That Hollywood Has A Way Of Making You Feel Outside.