In Computer Animation, Every Detail Has To

Sure, They Were Simple Desk Lamps With Only A Minimal Amount Of Movement, But You Could Immediately Tell That Luxo Jr. Was A Baby, And That The Big One Was His Mother. In That Short Little Film, Computer Animation Went From A Novelty To A Serious Tool For Filmmaking.

The Spirit Of Route 66 Is In The Details: Every Scratch On A Fender, Every Curl Of Paint On A Weathered Billboard, Every Blade Of Grass Growing Up Through A Cracked Street.

I Love The Villains Who Are Really Hyper-smart. When At The End Of The Movie You Find Out What They Were About, And It Makes Absolutely Perfect Sense From Their Point Of View.

One Of The Big Technical Advances That's Really Great Looking Is The Water.

One Of The Things About Animation Is It's So Expensive To Do The Animation, That You Can't Produce Coverage. You Only Have One Chance To Make Every Shot.