Ron Howard has always been an ambitious director but his latest film In The Heart Of The Sea is arguably his hardest production to date.
Here Ron talks about some of the modern day filming and production methods he used to try and get the maximum out of the film - in stark contrast to other sea based movies which might require the audience to slightly suspend their disbelief to get the most out of them.
He also talks about some of the predicaments they encountered whilst trying to make such a cinematic film whilst shooting on the ocean.
Ron Howard also talks about how he originally found the script (through Chris Hemsworth who also stars.)
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