"The way he manipulates it, damages it, bends it and flaunts it has become his way of communicating.
"It starts off in a seed of reality," says Bonham Carter, "and then he manipulates it into how he would like it to go on.
He wants to make a point so he manipulates it and... MF: But that's what you do when you're a storyteller.
Jacob can see the pattern, and perhaps then can see a bit of the future, but can he manipulate it as well?
The director shows the subject and he manipulates it a lot, but the moral questions have to be important, and be open.
I hooked a webcam up to my hand so my brush kind of looked like a gun in a first person shooter, and then the footage from the webcam was sent to Jakub, and he further manipulated it and then projected it back onto the canvases which he had also created different masks onto which he could map his projections.
He first reformulated the problem in terms of one of the unknowns, and he then manipulated it as if it were known until an explicit value for the unknown emerged.
While Tennant modulated his performance to plant the seed that Kevin could potentially be just as much of victim as those he had manipulated, it was inevitably all a feint.
He "gathered inspiration" for his design from sources on the internet, flower shops and street vendors, and while he "is not prepared to say that he absolutely never saw your client's photograph," he denies that he copied or manipulated it.
He has then manipulated it, massaged it, developed it and exercised it to become the very best', Sir Jackie Stewart, three-time F1 champion Rebecca Romero: 'To win silver in rowing in 2004 and gold four years later in cycling was nothing short of amazing', Sir Matthew Pinsent, four-time Olympic rowing champion Andy Murray: 'It truly has been a magical year for Andy.
