Paul Moss

So the prop master 3D prints these instruments, which we use as part of the score, but they're also played on screen.

Do they have names?

They are the stringy things and the drummy things.

Currently, I'm sure I should have come up with better names.

One of the main storylines in Avatar Fire and Ash is grief.

Jake and Neytiri, the two main characters, have lost their son.

Yeah.

And they react to that in very different ways and it drives a wedge in their relationship.

So where was Ava?

Where was Ava and her son?

For any family, the loss of a child is the worst thing you can go through.

And I think it's something that often in these sorts of films, grief is not something that is ever addressed.

It's normally just crashing and banging and so on.

And the important stuff is often the quiet moments as much as it is the loud.

The first two Avatar films made more than $5 billion at the box office combined.

Scripts are ready for parts four and five, but there's a question mark over whether they'll get made.

I really hope we break even so that we can make four.

Is it really contingent on breaking even?

Remember the costs involved.

I think they said on the last one, Avatar 2, the break-even point was like $1.4 billion.