Interview

			Photographer "All the genius of New York was connected to the cheap rents; the 99 cent breakfasts would keep artists like Lou Reed or Jimi Hendrix going all day."

			Illustrator, designer "after thirty frames I thought, oh well, that’s more than enough, but with that you only actually fill a second and a half. It’s completely crazy!"

			Director: "Second Life is as significant as the introduction of the first web browser."

			title designer: "That’s one of my favorite stages - the research and design phase where we try to learn all we can about the film and its world."

			Ed Sayers and Nick Scott, Event organizer and filmmaker: "It's just a huge word of mouth thing that happened. Now we get to know all these new great people and we get to do events like at the Cannes film festival."

			filmmaker "When you talk about graffiti many people automatically assume you are talking about vandalism and messy tags. The artists I chose in the film do much more than that."

			artist, animator "it’s like… you know, when you’re bored and you’re just sitting around doing something and suddenly you wonder what the hell it is that you’re doing. Like lip syncing in front of the bathroom mirror when no one else is around to see you..."

			illustrator, animator, creative centipede "Any good design lacks consensus, but in Japan it always finds such an extreme shape, and I often find that very beautiful."

			Renaissance man "My father was an ornothologist. He dragged me out to the marches of Europe in gum boots with a pair of binoculars and a clap to my eyes, I hated it. All I wanted to do is go home and watch television."


				Clayton Patterson

				Piet Parra

				Douglas Gayeton

				Karin Fong

				Straight 8

				Pablo Aravena

				Han Hoogerbrugge

				Fons Schiedon

				Peter Greenaway

				Daniel Rabinowitz

				DRIFTER TV

				Nakamura Motomichi

				Lorenzo Fonda

				Craig Robinson

				Peter Hofstede