You Know, In The Film Making Business

I Actually Started As A Model Builder And Quickly Progressed Into Production Design, Which Made Sense Because I Could Draw And Paint. But I Kept Watching That Guy Over There Who Was Moving The Actors Around And Setting Up The Shots.

Rose: You're Trembling. Jack: I'll Be Alright.

There Is A Hugely Underserved Population Out There... Those Who Are The Least Capable Of Paying Pay The Highest.

I Think "avatar" Is Kind Of A Unique Category Where People Are Enjoying The Unique Theatrical Experience Even Though They May Have Seen It On The Small Screen. They Want To Have That Immersive, Transportive Experience. "2001: A Space Odyssey" Played For Three Years At The Loews Cinema In Toronto. I Remember That. It Just Kept Playing. People Wanted To Return To That Experience. That May Not Be The Best Example Because I Think "2001" Took 25 Years To Break Even.

I Watched A Couple Of Really Bad Directors Work, And I Saw How They Completely Botched It Up And Missed The Visual Opportunities Of The Scene When We Had Put Things In Front Of Them As Opportunities. Set Pieces, Props And So On.