I Don't Mock Things, Which Makes Me

I've Always Loved 3d. In Fact, As A Kid, I Was Exposed To 3d At An Early Age Because My Grandfather Was A Specialist Of 3d In Cinematheques. And Then My Cousin Put It In 'science Of Sleep' With Toilet Paper Tube Cities. But He Was A Specialist And I Always Wanted To Do Something In 3d.

Every Movie I Do Is Challenging For Me. There Is Some Element Of Imaginative That You Wouldn't Have In A Typical Movie.

Misinterpretation Leads Me To Inspiration And Creativity Because I Think My Brain Is Trying To Figure Out Some Information That I'm Confused About.

I Think Animation Is A Very Truthful Way To Express Your Thoughts, Because The Process Is Very Direct. That's What I've Always Liked About Animation, Particularly Abstract Animation. You Go From The Idea To Execution, Straight From Your Brain. It's Like When You Hear Someone Playing An Instrument, And You Feel The Direct Connection Between The Instrument And His Brain, Because The Instrument Becomes An Extension Of His Arms And Fingers. It's Like A Scanner Of The Brain And Thought Process That You Can Watch, Or Hear.

I'm Attracted To Working With Comedians Because They Don't Have That Stars' Idea Of What A Hero Should Be. The Downside Is They're Always Addressing The Camera Too Much.