I've Been Writing And Wanting To Direct

Motion Capture Is Exactly What It Says: It's Physical Moves, Whereas Performance Capture Is The Entire Performance - Including Your Facial Performance. If You're Doing, Say, Martial Arts For A Video Game, That Is Motion Capture. This Is Basically Another Way Of Recording An Actor's Performance: Audio, Facial And Physical.

Gorillas Are Still Wild Creatures. That's Made Very Clear When You Observe Them In Nature. They Charge And Perform Other Displays That Are Terrifying By Design. But They Don't Attack Unless They Feel Threatened.

My First Job When I Got My Equity Card Was Acting In 14 Plays Back-to-back. Playing That Many Roles, You Look For Ways Of Differentiating The Characters Physically, Which Goes Hand In Hand With Understanding Them Psychologically.

Basically We're Puppeteers And If You're There And You're In The Character, The Puppet Is Going To Look Good. It's Going To Breath Life And I Think Once They Find Out How To Trust This System, You Just Forget About It And Just Perform, Then It's Just Second Nature, It Just Becomes Easy.

Animators Do Amazing Working Translating And Interpolating The Characters [in The Planet Of The Apes], The Facial Performances. What We're Creating On Set - If You Don't Get It On The Day, In The Moment, On Set, In Front Of The Camera, With The Director And The Actors. The Emotional Content Of The Scene And The Acting Choices.