I've Been Acting Since I Was 2 And Have Always Been On Camera But Doing A Video Is Different Because When You're Acting, You Pretend The Camera's Not There And You Just Do The Scene And With A Music Video You're Right In The Camera So It Feels Weird Sometimes.
It's So Hard, Because Everyone's Got A Camera-phone, And Everyone Wants To Get Their Picture On The Blogs. So They'll Send Anything That They Have To The Blogs. So You Don't Really Get Any Privacy.
I Like That 3d Is Based On The Fact That You Look With Two Eyes, So Two Cameras Imitate That.
I Am In Love With The Idea Of Doing A Movie In 3d. I Think 3d Would Be Great For The Story I Want To Do, In A Realistic, Normal Story, Using 3d On The Emotions In A Kind Of Intimate Story.
I Accept All Interpretations Of My Films. The Only Reality Is Before The Camera. Each Film I Make Is Kind Of A Return To Poetry For Me, Or At Least An Attempt To Create A Poem.
In Silent Movies, They Tended To Put The Camera Down, And Everybody Walked In Front Of It And Acted, And Then They All Walked Off. Cutting Was Quite Infrequent.
When They Took Me To Do The Camera Test For The Vampire Make Up, After They Put The Prosthetic On, I Went Though The Entire Process, I Went Back To My Trailer And I Looked In The Mirror And I Smiled.
By Close-ups Of The Things Around Us, By Focusing On Hidden Details Of Familiar Objects, By Exploring Commonplace Milieus Under The Ingenious Guidance Of The Camera, The Film, On The One Hand, Extends Our Comprehension Of The Necessities Which Rule Our Lives; On The Other Hand, It Manages To Assure Us Of An Immense And Unexpected Field Of Action.
The Camera Introduces Us To Unconscious Optics As Does Psychoanalysis To Unconscious Impulses.
When You're In Front Of The Camera, For A Small Budget Or A Big Budget Movie, There's No Difference.
