Studio Ghibli<\/a>.<\/em><\/p>\nAspiring filmmakers spend many long nights spent fleshing out new ideas<\/strong>, hoping that they will come together for a significant short or feature project. It\u2019s not uncommon to spend\u00a0those long nights staring at your word processor. If you find that your idea isn\u2019t clicking, try thinking about incorporating an issue that is important to you<\/strong>. It\u2019s not uncommon for filmmakers,\u00a0writers, and artists to incorporate their ideas and philosophies into their work. Some filmmakers prefer a slight reference; others want to fill their films with symbolic gestures<\/strong> and build an entire story\u2019s structure around their ideologies. One such filmmaker is Hayao Miyazaki, and he often incorporates elements of nature<\/strong> in his work.<\/p>\n