George Miller's Unique Filmmaking Journey

George Miller's filmmaking approach emphasizes the concept that each project serves as preparation for the next. He views his previous film, Fury Road, as a palate cleanser that allowed him to shift from an ambitious, dialogue-light action piece to the dialogue-rich narrative of 3000 Years of Longing. This transition required him to adapt his creative focus, illustrating the importance of maintaining objectivity and clarity during filming. Miller’s experiences underscore how diverse filmmaking styles can affect storytelling, particularly when balancing artistic vision with practical execution.