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Mostly With Commercial Work, It Isn't About Personal Vision. It's Not A Personal Effort, It's Work For Hire. That's More My Attitude With Those. You Just Want To Be A Professional Worker.

That's The Kind Of Movie That I Like To Make, Where There Is An Invented Reality And The Audience Is Going To Go Someplace Where Hopefully They've Never Been Before. The Details, That's What The World Is Made Of.

The Animators Bring Their Own Spontaneity To It As Well, Because When They Do A Take Of A Shot It Really Is Like Just One Continuous Activity For Them. They Launch Into It And Do It, And They're Not Even Quite Sure How It's Going To Turn Out When They're Doing It. They're Sort-of Sculpting Their Way Through A Scene And Trying To Make This Inanimate Object Alive.

I Will Say That Edward Norton, Who Plays The Scout Master, Would Be A First-rate Eagle Scout. He's Got All Those Techniques. If Your Plane Crashes Into The Jungle Somewhere, He Would Be The Guy You Would Want To Have With You.

I Wouldn't Say That I'm Particularly Bothered Or Obsessed With Detail.