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Now 3d Is No Longer A Fad But I Don't Get All Crazy About It And Say That Everything Has Got To Be In 3d. It Is A Nice Tool, Like Color Or Sound Or Whatever. I Was Quite Intrigued And I Learned, 3d Opened Up A Lot Of Questions About How To Use It. I Think It Is Great. It's Like If A Movie Needs To Be In Black And White Then That's How I Will Shoot It. I See Color As Just Another Character Or Black And White As A Character.

I Remember Being Forced To Go To Sunday School For A Number Of Years, Even Though My Parents Were Not Religious. No One Was Really Religious; It Was Just The Framework. There Was No Passion For It. No Passion For Anything. Just A Quiet, Kind Of Floaty, Kind Of Semi-oppressive, Blank Palette That Youre Living In.

Staring Girl I Once Knew A Girl Who Would Just Stand There And Stare. At Anyone Or Anything, She Seemed Not To Care She'd Stare At The Ground, She'd Stare At The Sky. She'd Stare At You For Hours, And You'd Never Know Why. But After Winning The Local Staring Contest, She Finally Gave Her Eyes A Well-deserved Rest.

The Great Thing About Visual Horror Films Is There's Real Potential For Strong, Beautiful Imagery. It's The One Genre That Really Lends Itself To Creating Strong Images. And I've Always Loved That Idea Of Windmills - Your Mind Aimlessly Spinning.

No Matter What You Go Through With The Business Side Or The Hollywood Side At The End Of It All, When You Are There On The Set, It Is Your Thing. So It Is Your Own Private World And That's Great. That's Where You Have That Bubble To Create Something In.