The population trends show that more people are moving away from the core of big cities. This clearly creates problems. Yes, but that does not mean that cities can't find the right kind of niche where they can flourish in the years ahead. Take the great people who have made an impact in multimedia in New York City, for instance. Well, a large number of people are attracted to the cultural institutions in New York.
Cities have to think about creating interesting urban environments.
But what you can do is create interesting, enjoyable, eclectic, spontaneous urban environments where people want to come to shop. That comes out of the urban culture. It comes out of the kind of people who want to live in cities. And I think if we can create those environments, then we will continue to attract the people we want. And here in Los Angeles, on the west side of L.A., like in the city of Venice where Digital Domain is located, in communities like Santa Monica and West Hollywood where creative people want to go, where they want to shop, where they want to go out to eat.