Unless It's Done Superbly, As In The

I Like Black And White Films. I Don't Exactly Know Why - Probably Because There Is A Stylization Which Is Removed From Actual Life, Unlike A Color Film.

I Have Tried To Preserve In My Relationship To The Film The Same Closeness And Intimacy That Exists Between A Painter And His Canvas.

The Number Of Strokes To The Inch Controls The Pitch Of The Note: The More, The Higher The Pitch; The Fewer, The Lower The Pitch, The Size Of The Stroke Controls The Loudness... The Tone Quality Is The Most Difficult Element To Control, It Is Made By The Shape Of The Strokes.

Unless It's Done Superbly, As In The Japanese Film Gate Of Hell, Color Can Be A Very Distracting Element.

Well Rounded Forms Gives Smooth Sounds; Sharper Or Angular Forms Give Harder And Harsher Sounds.