I Made 'batman' The Way I Made

I'm Very Happy Where 3-d Is Going, Which Is That It's Becoming A Choice - And Thankfully, Most People Are Still Choosing 2-d.

To Me, The Most Interesting Approach To Film Noir Is Subjective. The Genre Is Really All About Not Knowing What's Going On Around You, And That Fear Of The Unknown. The Only Way To Do That Effectively Is To Really Get Into The Maze, Rather Than Look At The Maze From Above, So That's Where I Sort Of Come At It.

When You Play A Videogame, You Could Be A Completely Different Person Than You Are In The Real World, Certain Aspects Of The Way Your Brain Works Can Be Leveraged For Something You Could Never Do In The Real World.

I Don't Ever Like To Feel Myself In The Position To Demand Of An Actor That They Trust I'm Going To Do Something Worthwhile. I Feel A Responsibility To Articulate What It Is I'm Going To Do. Whether That's Showing Them A Full Script Or Sitting Down With Them And Describing My Ideas In Detail. It's A Very Healthy Burden On Me As A Film Director To Be Able To Articulate What I Want To Do, To Inspire Actors, Rather Than Just Saying, Take It On Trust I'll Be Able To Do Something Worthwhile.

But, In Each Case, As A Filmmaker Who's Been Given Sizable Budgets With Which To Work, I Feel A Responsibility To The Audience To Be Shooting With The Absolute Highest Quality Technology That I Can And Make The Film In A Way That I Want.