HeyUGuys talks to Genndy Tartakovsky, director of the upcoming 3D feature Hotel Transylvania about the intricacies of animation, his aversion to 3D and the art of making kids laugh. Turns out he's a bit of a softy at heart. Well here it comes, the standard opener: What do you see Hotel Transylvania as being about? The movie is essentially about Dracula as a father. It's about a father and daughter and the father coming to terms with letting his daughter grow old and grow into who she is. Basically it's about learning how to let go. It's not a story about monsters but a story about a character. How did end up directing your first full length feature? I've been trying to sell an original idea for a number of years now. But you know, it's difficult as it's very competitive and there are a lot of movies trying to be made and so having something original is sometimes a little more difficult. I was working with Sony on another movie I was developing with them and this opportunity came up and it was about Dracula and it just connected with me -- that idea of Dracula as a person, Dracula as a father and so the chance to redefine Dracula for a new generation was really interesting to me. The monsters merely gave me a great way to frame the comedy. I actually don't like being scared so having to do monsters funny was really appealing and so I