'Hunger Games': Why Was Steven Soderbergh On Set?

Earlier this year, Steven Soderbergh turned up about the group of The Hunger Games, along with a couple of crewmember tweets later, the web was flooded with wild, rampant speculation a unique departure in the webs characteristic restraint. Now, the director has opened up up by what exactly he was doing about the group of the heavily anticipated new film. Throughout a job interview to advertise the company directors new Contagion, Moviefone got lower to brass tacks and requested the director what happening, and just how he found be focusing on The Hunger Games. The storyline is actually simple, Soderbergh described. In April, [director] Gary [Ross] -- who's a detailed friend I have exchanged creative favors with non-stop during the last fifteen years -- when he got it's for that shoot in April known as me and stated, Hey, first week of August, I acquired both of these times of second unit. Can there be any method for you to come lower and assist me? Because I'd favour you're doing so than hire someone who I'm not sure. After completely taking apart a moths price of speculation over Ross employment, the potential for the Hunger Games franchise and whether Soderbergh you are helming a follow up, the director went into more detail in regards to what his job really required. Instead of among his normal gigs, Soderbergh was likely to operate in a mold old by Ross and cinematographer Tom Stern. If Ive done my job correctly, I really hope Used to do, by design, you wouldnt have the ability to tell things i did, stated the director. Because its designed to cut effortlessly into what theyre doing. Thats the entire point. Thats why he requested me in the future lower, while he understood which i could be rigorous about matching the things they used to do. Exactly what do you consider the director of Oceans Eleven and Traffic focusing on Hunger Games like a gun-for-hire? Can you have preferred the hit books modified through his aesthetic? Inform us within the comments below or on Twitter!