Half The Fun Is Plan

First Of All, You Make A Movie That You Want To See And Then You Just Hope For The Best.

I Don't Look At My Films Or My Old Drawings Much, So That Was An Interesting Way To Kind Of Reconnect With Myself A Bit.

I Remember Early In My Career With Disney, Which Was A Very Strange Time In The Company - There Were A Couple Of Executives Who Were Very Supportive Of Me And Kind Of Let Me Do My Own Thing.

When We Were Growing Up And Saw A Ray Harryhausen Movie, We Were Interested In How It Was Done. But Thank God We Got To Go Through The Magic Of Seeing It Before We Knew How It Was Done. You Were Able To Get This Beautiful, Pure, Visceral Response To Something Without Knowing Too Much About It.

The Problem With Film Is You Never Know When You're Going To Be Able To Make A Film So You Can't Have People Waiting Around For You. Sometimes It's Fun To Work With The Same People And Work With New People And Mix It Up.