To Me, Any Kind Of Filmmaking That's

I Don't Particularly Enjoy Watching Films In 3d Because I Think That A Well-shot And Well-projected Film Has A Very Three-dimensional Quality To It, So I'm Somewhat Sceptical Of The Technology.

The Term 'genre' Eventually Becomes Pejorative Because You're Referring To Something That's So Codified And Ritualised That It Ceases To Have The Power And Meaning It Had When It First Started.

I Think There Are Advantages To Different Scales Of Filmmaking. You Wouldn't Want To Do Just One Thing.

I Think Audiences Get Too Comfortable And Familiar In Today's Movies. They Believe Everything They're Hearing And Seeing. I Like To Shake That Up.

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.