If You're Not Grown Up

I Think Animation Is A Very Truthful Way To Express Your Thoughts, Because The Process Is Very Direct. That's What I've Always Liked About Animation, Particularly Abstract Animation. You Go From The Idea To Execution, Straight From Your Brain. It's Like When You Hear Someone Playing An Instrument, And You Feel The Direct Connection Between The Instrument And His Brain, Because The Instrument Becomes An Extension Of His Arms And Fingers. It's Like A Scanner Of The Brain And Thought Process That You Can Watch, Or Hear.

I Think It's A Problem When Journalists Have The Title Of Their Article Before They Do The Interview, Because It Biases The Way They Conduct It.

I Find It Particularly Shocking That People Work All Week Long, And Then On The Weekend They Give Their Money To Another Big Corporation. I Remember Reading An Interview With Walt Disney, And He Said How He Got The Idea To Create Disney World. He Saw His Grandson Playing In The Sand In A Little Park, And He Assumed He Was Bored. And He Said He Could Provide Him A Better Alternative. But What You Get Is A Little Bit Of Entertainment, And Then Basically They Try To Get Your Money. And I Truly Believe His Grandson Was Having A Great Time When He Was Playing With The Sand.

In A Way, Putting Actors Deep Into This Sort Of Complicated Universe Frees Them From Thinking About Who They Should Be. They Just Are Somebody.

I'm Not Judging The Films. People Make These Connections Through A Film, Or Because They Know Them. But The Fact That They Erase Them And Have To Start From Scratch, I Think That's An Important Point. A Lot Of Kids, When They Have A Camera, Have Tended To Do Remakes Of Existing Films. You Have A Lot Of Kids That Make Star Wars. And I Think That's Creativity, But Not As Much Creativity As Starting From Scratch.