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What's happening as you go from one Sonic reality,

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which is this concert boom right into the Airstream and suddenly

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like nickel said your senses have been awakened.

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We call it a waking the census in in terms of trying to make

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you open your eyes open New Year's almost be on the edge of your

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chair from the concert.

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But then also starting to look and and try to implement

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a language which is very sparse.

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There is very little by little that.

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You actually have to find these things to yourself like the skies

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and like him looking out him being very tender these things

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from his losing his hearing.

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It's important that we stay with him in that moment and we feel

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it because they because sound is a physical experience

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as there is talk about you and if we cut away or anything,

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we've kind of deleting the contract of being without care to expound

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on like a a really specific example of this kind of language

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that we fixated on for months and months.

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So you have this concert that plays and it doesn't quite act

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like a normal movie concert in the sense that you're not helping

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the audience you're not cut.

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Way very internal what you don't really know is that you're

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actually in Ruben's perspective already you're in this like

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intense frequency, which is very visceral and almost painful

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and then you do a hard cut now when I say A Hard cut

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and this is really some of Nichols genius.

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I'm talking about a 1/2 to frame hard cut into the Airstream.

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There is no there are no audio dissolves in the entire movie

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and that's a very subtle language.

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That's actually sneaking up on people because what's happening

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as you go from one Sonic reality,

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which is this concert boom right into the Airstream and suddenly

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like nickel said your senses have been awakened in a way.

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That's a little surprising your listening and hearing the outside

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world your hearing the rustle of the sheets.

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Then you're hearing the blender and the and the coffee and the

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push ups and their breath.

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So without knowing it even before deafness occurs,

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you're listening a little more carefully and you don't quite

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know why that was the language we were after and this was like,

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this is really some of the very icing extremely sophisticated

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sensibility that Nicole had right in the beginning of how you

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how you awake in an audience and get them on the edge of their

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seat without a monster, you know, without even discernible

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plot at that point, which is a

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cinematic concept