There's Always Kids Who Become Stop Motion

Miyazaki's Films In Japan Are Bigger Than Titanic. He's An Incredible Rock Star There. In The Us, They Don't Do As Well.

I'm Looking At Some Comedic Horror Films Because I Have Often Been Accused Of Being Too Dark. I'm Not Dark, Not Compared With 'saw' Or Anything Like That. So I'm Looking At Live-action Horror Films, But Not Slasher Ones - Ones That Have Humor And Maybe Some Social Satire.

What I Personally Gravitate Toward Tends To Be Fantasy, Medium Dark - Not Too Dark - Fairy Tales And Sci Fi. Stop-motion Takes Something On The Page Thats Really Dark And Adds A Little Sweetness To It, A Living Toys Realm.

I Feel Like What We Love To Do Is Solve Problems. If It's Easy To Solve, We Find A More Difficult One. There's Always A Way. In Our World, We Can Build Stuff. We Can Build More Sets Than You Could Ever Build In Live-action. We Can Build More Props Just For Custom Angles Or Perspectives. We'll Build Special Trees For That, Paint A Sky. There's Really No Limitations, Except That You Run Out Of Time And Money At Some Point.

'coraline' Is Neil Gaiman's Book, It Sold A Lot, It Has A Big Fan Base. It Was Originally Conceived To Be Live Action, But I Never Really Wanted It To Be. I Always Thought That It Would Work Better As An Animated Film.