I'm Not Hugely Technical With Things, But

By Not Speaking You Don't Get Rid Of The Story, You Just Open Up A Silence, Which Can Be Just As Loud.

I Quite Like The Transitions Of Being An Actor, Because You Get To Explore These Little Pockets Of Life. So If You're Playing A Builder You Get To Know About Building, If You're Playing A Scientist Or A Physician Or Something You Get To Know About Physics. And Similarly With This World I Like Exploring Their Culture, That Very Sort Of Upper Middle Class, Addictive... That's Part Of The Reason I Love It.

I Am Writing From The Heart And Having A Fresh Approach To Things. We [theocracy] Are Obviously Not Trying To Musically Re-invent The Wheel Here, And You Can Certainly Hear Our Influences, But We Also Don't Sound Like A Copycat Of Any One Band.

No One Can Improve On Nature's Landscapes. I Feel I've Hit The Mark When I've Captured A Balance Between Mood, Look, And Feel... When Viewers Say They Sense The Desert Heat, Or The Chill Of A Mountain Snowfall.

If I Could Film, We'd Film Every Episode Of 'doctor Who' In New York. I Have An Affinity With The City. It Has Some Wonderful Locations And It Is Devastatingly Vast And Huge. Central Park Looks Amazing On Camera.