People Are Very Harsh Critics Of Animated

People Are Very Harsh Critics Of Animated Humans.

Miyazaki's Films In Japan Are Bigger Than Titanic. He's An Incredible Rock Star There. In The Us, They Don't Do As Well.

Having To Make A Blockbuster Every Time Puts Unhealthy Pressure On Creatives. The Pressure On The Filmmakers Is So Intense, I Think It Stifles The Creativity.

I Feel Like What We Love To Do Is Solve Problems. If It's Easy To Solve, We Find A More Difficult One. There's Always A Way. In Our World, We Can Build Stuff. We Can Build More Sets Than You Could Ever Build In Live-action. We Can Build More Props Just For Custom Angles Or Perspectives. We'll Build Special Trees For That, Paint A Sky. There's Really No Limitations, Except That You Run Out Of Time And Money At Some Point.

I Get Rewarded Virtually Every Day With Something Amazing To See - Whether It's A New Shot, A Miniature Sweater, Someone Who's Figured Out How To Make The Hair Look Really Great. We Found A Way To Do The Rain, Finally. And Mud. Make The Trees. So I Get To Stay In Constant Motion As A Director, You Know, Reviewing Things. And There's A Lot To Review.