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Yeah, Once We Decided To Use That Replacement Animation, And The Seams Are A Function Of That Animation, And Other Movies Paint Those Out, We Decided We Wanted To Keep The Presence Of The Animation And The Type Of Animation That It Was Rather Than Make It Look Polished. It Created A Kind Of Vulnerability, I Think.

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Directing Was A Big Learning Experience For Me Because I Had To Deal With Every Aspect Of Everything-all This Constant Decision-making, With People Asking You Questions At Every Moment, And You Have To Have Answers For Them All.

We Try To Organize The World, Which Isn't Organized The Way Our Brains Want To Organize It. We Tell Stories About The People In Our Lives, We Project Ideas Onto Them. We Project Relationships With People, We Make Our Lives Into Stories. I Don't Think We Can Avoid Doing That.