I've Just Been Lucky To Work On

When You Go To Commercial, You Want Something To Call The Viewers Back, And If You Don't Have A Decent Act Out, The Audience Probably Won't Be There In The Numbers You Want When The Show Returns.

Ratings Have Changed, Viewer Habits Have Changed And The Options For The Audience Have Grown Enormously, But I Don't Think How You Tell A Story Is Fundamentally Different.

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.

Making Movies Was More A Reaction To Not Being Chosen For Sports. Other Kids Were Out There Playing At Whatever; I Was Off Making Something Blow Up And Filming It, Or Making A Mould Of My Sister's Head Using Alginating Plaster.

Maybe There Are Times When Mystery Is More Important Than Knowledge. I Realized That The White Page Is A Magic Box. Ultimately, The Mistery Box Is All Of Us. Ubiquitous Technologies. What Comes Next ? Mystery As Catalyst For Imagination.