Everybody Thinks Performance Capture Is

A Lot Of Actors On Film Sets... Very Often They're Not Paying Attention To The Physical World Around Them. I Think Through Studying Art, I've Always Had That Awareness And That's Something That I've Wanted To Bring In To Go Beyond Acting... As A Form Of Expression, They Are Intrinsically Linked.

Acting Is Acting, As Far As I'm Concerned And, You Know, How You Manifest It Is, At The End Of The Day, Not The Point. It's How It Affects The Story & How It Affects The Audience. And If People Are Hungry To Be Told Stories, Using, Using This Form Then There's A Reason For That.

I'm In The Early Stages Of A Film Called 'freezing Time' About Eadweard Muybridge, The Victorian Photographer Who Was Really The Forefather Of Cinema. Digital Animators Still Treat His Images Like The Bible. He Was A Very Obsessed Man.

In The Same Way 'lord Of The Rings' Was An Interpretation Of The Book, 'the Hobbit' Is Being Treated The Same Way. It Will Be Faithfully Represented With A Fresh Interpretation.

My Take Is That Acting Is Acting. A Performance Is A Performance. With Performance Capture, If You Don't Get The Performance On The Day, You Can't Enhance The Performance.