Creative problem-solving

We're gonna go make a Henry Selick movie together based on this Neil Gaiman book.

and you put them all together into a building and then suddenly crazy things start to happen because it is this constant series of creative problem solving as a group.

It's one of my favorite things about filmmaking and visual effects, like the ability to collaborate and problem solve with other creative people.

As an example, in the early days of Coraline, there's a sequence in that film where it's foggy.

And you're saying that to a kid that grew up in the 80s, man, my jaw hit the floor.

But I have to imagine that there was a lot of that similar type of spirit in those days with what you were experiencing.

Creative problem solving and figuring out how to just get things done.

That's what it was like.

Exactly.

The real world stakes completely changed the definition of creative problem solving in a low stakes sandbox test.

Finding a loophole is a fascinating display of emergent capability.

We can study it.