Wes Anderson Quotes – Inspiration and Quirkiness

I have a way of filming things and staging them and designing sets. There’s something inherently attractive about that to me. Even though I do feel like an outsider in Hollywood, I’m still part of this community.

I think it’s a strange thing to want to put yourself in the position of an outsider, but I sort of naturally gravitate towards that.

I always loved the idea of a storybook coming to life.

I have a way of filming things and staging them and designing sets. There’s something inherently attractive about that to me.

I started out making films purely for aesthetic reasons, starting with things like production design and costumes.

I don’t have the story all worked out, but it’s a strange, beautiful world.

I like to avoid the ordinary whenever I can.

I think the way you tell stories changes if you’re working in different countries.

I like the contrast between the ordinary and the extraordinary.

I try to make everything in my films as beautiful as I can.

There are all different ways to approach the world of storytelling, and I don’t think any one way is better than another.

I don’t want to just recreate or imitate things that already exist in the world. I want to create something new and unique.

I like things to be visually arresting and intriguing.

I love using color and texture in my films to create a specific mood or feeling.

I find beauty in the details, in the little things that most people overlook.

I like to create a world that is familiar, but with a twist.

I want my films to feel like a dream or a fantasy.

I like things to feel a little bit off-kilter, a little bit strange.

I always strive to create a sense of wonder and awe in my films.

I like to explore themes of nostalgia and longing in my work.

I’m drawn to stories that have an element of quirkiness or eccentricity.

I’m a big believer in the power of visual storytelling.

I like to create characters that are a little bit odd or unconventional.

I find inspiration in the ordinary, everyday things that make up our lives.

I’m always searching for that perfect balance between the real and the unreal.

I like to create a sense of whimsy and playfulness in my films.

I’m fascinated by the way people interact with their environment and with each other.

I like to create a sense of nostalgia and longing in my films.

I like to tell stories that are a little bit strange and unexpected.

I’m constantly inspired by the work of other filmmakers and artists.

I believe that every frame of a film should be thoughtfully composed and visually interesting.

I think it’s important to have a distinctive visual style in filmmaking.

I find inspiration in the beauty of nature and the world around us.

I believe that art should evoke emotions and provoke thought.

I like to create worlds that are both familiar and fantastical.

I’m drawn to stories that are a little bit offbeat or unconventional.

I try to create characters that are relatable and multidimensional.

I believe that every detail in a film has the potential to enhance the storytelling.

I love using music to enhance the mood and atmosphere of my films.

I think it’s important to take risks and push boundaries in filmmaking.

I’m a big fan of symmetry and balance in my films.

I’m constantly searching for new ways to tell stories and challenge myself as a filmmaker.

I like to create films that are visually stunning and emotionally engaging.

I believe that every choice in filmmaking should be deliberate and purposeful.

I’m inspired by the beauty of the past and the present.

I try to create films that are both entertaining and thought-provoking.

I find inspiration in the quirky and idiosyncratic details of life.

I like to create films that transport you to another world.

I’m a big believer in the power of storytelling to connect people and create empathy.

I believe that filmmaking is a collaborative art form that requires the input and talents of many different people.