The One Thing With 3d Presentations Is

I Adore Physical Miniatures And Try To Use Them As Much As I Can And Have A Bit Of A Fetish About That.

I Don't Like Putting Glasses On And Watching 3d. I Don't Mind Wearing Glasses, But It's The Dimness Of The Light And The Fact That You're Filtering The Light. Whatever 3d Process Is Being Used Is A Filtration Of Light, Which Means It's Blocking Some Of The Light.

There's No Real Rules About What You Do [while Directing]; It's Just You Just Use Your Instincts As To The Pacing Of A Film And What Is Repetitive And What Is The Minimum Amount You Can Get Away With To Tell The Story, That Scene Didn't Make It In.

It's All About His Determination. You Never, Ever, Give Up Once You Start Something, Once You're On The Trail Of Something You Don't Stop And That's What You Have To Go Through When You're Making A Movie Too. Once The Train's Rolling, You Have To Stick With It.

With The Right Movie, 3d Can Enhance The Experience. Absolutely, It Can Make A Good Film A Great Film. It Can Make A Great Film A Really Amazing Film To See .