Some People Get Therapy, Some People Get

The Great Thing About Visual Horror Films Is There's Real Potential For Strong, Beautiful Imagery. It's The One Genre That Really Lends Itself To Creating Strong Images. And I've Always Loved That Idea Of Windmills - Your Mind Aimlessly Spinning.

3d Is Great, But I Just Think Of It As Another Tool, Like Colour Or Music Or Sound. It Has The Potential To Add Another Emotional Layer To Certain Things If You Use It Right. But It's Not The Saviour [of The Movies], The Be All And End All, The Reason To Do Something.

One Person's Craziness Is Another Person's Reality.

I Think Of Ray Harryhausen's Work - I Knew His Name Before I Knew Any Actor Or Director's Names. His Films Had An Impact On Me Very Early On, Probably Even More Than Disney. I Think That's What Made Me Interested In Animation: His Work.

I Am Not A Dark Person And I Don't Consider Myself Dark.