00:00For sure. Yeah. And I mean, that plays in that scene perfectly. And it was such a fun scene to
00:04watch. I loved it. And then when it when it comes to Paula and Trevor's relationship, how did you guys
00:10film the zoom scenes like the cam boy scenes?
00:13We shot it. So David Gordon Green wanted us to be doing it at the same time. So he had
00:19both sets built in the same stage. And we were two cameras running and we were recording the zoom live.
00:27So it was all real. It was all like practical, which made those scenes which are so intimate and so
00:34much about connection, like so much more possible. You know, you really do want to have that sense.
00:40And the feeling I had was like, like, Brandon's such a great actor. And we really felt intimate to to
00:48each other in that in those moments.
00:49The fact that we were developing our own sort of, you know, relationship offsets like we and we had that
00:56opportunity to like sort of, you know, when when you heard cut, like come together and be like, that's what
01:02that was fun. Like, I like this thing. I like that thing. What if we did this?
01:05You know, we kind of had that energy going. So then we go to our own little cubbies and and
01:12do the scene. And I think, you know, I think that is part of the magic of what we do
01:17that that stuff just naturally leaks in, you don't have to really force it.
01:21And I think it helped to film in proximity, you know, especially when you're just kind of jumping into these
01:30people's lives who, who, you know, before this have probably met a good handful of times and like no deep
01:37things about each other.
01:39So so she thinks.
