Quotes About Imagination

I remember as a kid being really scared of the Smurfs.

I've made myself laugh from some ideas - but I've never scared myself.

Kids love to be scared - there's way to do it right, and ways to do it wrong.

I remember going to the theatre when I was little and the lights going down and just getting really scared about what was going to happen up there.

I prefer to be scared in a way that a 12-year-old would want to be.

I think when people are scared, they like to see movies where the scares are not real.

I loved scary movies growing up.

When you dream as a little kid, you dream about storybook endings and storybook players and scenarios like that.

If my characters travel somewhere, I generally write about a place I know to give the scenes more authenticity.

For me, when I start a novel, I only have a general sense of what I am going to do - usually three or four big scenes or something to which I can really respond emotionally.

Whatever headspace you need to live in for your character is sort of where you stay in between scenes.

I am very interested in behind the scenes, and I am very creative.

I've joked that I would have either become schizophrenic or an actress, but as an actress you can do both.

The way sci-fi works, you can never die.

A lot of people want what I would call sci-fi; people want television to be what they think the world should look like. That is different than what I do.

I am a sci-fi fan.

I like sci-fi.

It seems to realize itself to be some of the most exciting TV and films that are made. Sci-fi just has that ability.

I like sci-fi that is not entirely impossible.

I think sci-fi can easily be PG.

I love the sci-fi world and the way it makes me start to question things.

With any kind of sci-fi, the imagination continues, and the world exists, and you create that in your own mind, and it lives in you.

I grew up watching sci-fi and Justice League and all those kinds of things.

Not a big sci-fi guy.