Hey Seth, Thanks for the interview, it's one of the best so far this year. I could really relate to when you were describing sending out cold email queries. I went through the same thing, basically emailing any address I could find. I actually did any fax number I could find on IMDB Pro too (without nay luck.) It wasn't until I actually researched, buckled down and focused on production companies that worked within the genre until I started getting reads. The targeted reads led to my first assignments and it finally paid off. Question: With "Hanna", you got to create your own world, characters and everything was developed by you. Earlier you mentioned a draft of "Shadow of the Colossus." Do you feel more limited about your creative process when dealing with a video game, or how do the differences compare? Not only that, but you have the stigma of "video game movies" in general. With Shadow, it seems a little more open-ended, but I'd love to hear about your process. Also, I loved the abandoned amusement park stuff in Hanna. There's something amazing about viewing galleries of them online and it really came to life in the movie. thanks again!

Thanks Scott and Seth, very entertaining interview - really enjoyed it.