Zack Snyder

So I have to reconstruct it in the drawings a little bit sometimes.

When did you start doing that?

I started doing it.

I did it throughout.

I did it 300.

Did you learn it from someone?

No, I'd always drawn.

Like, I draw.

And, like, you know, I'd gone to school for fine arts, so I was always drawing shots.

It's also a thing, like, in film school or when you're trying to think of something.

Movies take so much resource, right?

You need, like—

To make a movie, you're like basically an architect and you have to convince someone to build a building, right?

And it's so much work to convince people to invest, to dig, get all the cranes and the steel.

It's like impossible.

So drawing is like...

little taste of it right so like I can make these are the shots I want to make right so in a weird way it's like it's it's it's it's drawing that beautiful sketch of the building in a lot of ways that's what it's gonna be you know so you can get a feeling for right and I think that's what it does for me it satisfies yeah the impossible group activity that's gonna require me to like

convince people.

Maybe that's why I love Fountainhead.

It's that process of getting people to believe in this thing that it's going to take resources and so much crew and building and designing and all that other work that's down the road.