As Long As You Have

The Difference Between The Big Budget Films I've Done Is The Length Of Time. But In Terms Of The Day-to-day, You're Still Going On To Set, You're Getting Into Character, And You're Going And Doing Your Job, So There's Absolutely No Difference. It's Just The Structure Around It And The Length Of Time. But In Terms Of Budget And Money, It Doesn't Really Manifest Itself.

Motion Capture Is Exactly What It Says: It's Physical Moves, Whereas Performance Capture Is The Entire Performance - Including Your Facial Performance. If You're Doing, Say, Martial Arts For A Video Game, That Is Motion Capture. This Is Basically Another Way Of Recording An Actor's Performance: Audio, Facial And Physical.

It's A Really Unique Situation Where You Just - You Make Independent Films Or You Make Big Blockbuster Movies, But It's Very Rare When All Of Those Ingredients Come Together, And You Can Really Tell A Story That You Care About With A Character You Absolutely Love With The People You Love Making Movies With.

Performance Capture Is A Technology, Not A Genre; It's Just Another Way Of Recording An Actor's Performance.

In Terms Of Animation, Animators Are Actors As Well. They Are Fantastic Actors. They Have To Draw From How They Feel Emotionally About The Beat Of A Scene That They're Working On. They Work Collaboratively.