I Don't Think I Have A Signature.

I Think That The Success Of The Film Is As Much About It Being Something That Families Could Share As Anything Else.

There's Something About Looking At Super 8 Films That Is So Evocative. You Could Argue It's The Resolution Of The Film Somehow Because They Aren't Crystal Clear And Perfect,so There Is A Kind Of Gauzy Layer Between You And What You See. You Could Argue It's The Silence Of Them. You Could Say It's The Sound Of The Projector That Creates A Moodiness. But There's Something About Looking At Analog Movies That's Infinitely More Powerful Than Digital.

I Try To Work On Shows That I Would Want To Watch.

Honestly I'm Excited About The Possibilities Of What Comes Next, And The Funny Thing Is, That Is Sort Of What "star Wars" Is Kind Of About. I Mean, I Remember Being 10 Years Old And Seeing That Movie And Leaving The Theater And Feeling Like, Oh, My God, Anything Is Possible. And I Feel Like Anything Is Possible Right Now. I Don't Know What's Next, But I Look Forward To It.

I Was Just Like, "i Want To Make A Decent 2-d Movie." I Was So Worried That, Instead Of Being A Decent 2-d Movie, It Would Have Been A Bad 3-d One.