Attawalpa

Wow.

Lambent Catalyst Maes.

I mean, I don't want to sound rude, but I'm just showing you there what it is in bold.

And then I went from that to Manducade Catalyst Maes.

So it's like, Manducade, Manducade.

Yeah, it was just a funny moment, like watching, because most people that sing in choirs know how to speak Latin.

And they were just looking at me like, what is going on?

And then Netflix, I remember asking, do you want subtitles on that bit?

You know, and we're sort of getting all that together.

And I was like,

I was like, we definitely don't because I think that's the funny part of the joke.

Like whenever you see things being sung in Latin, you don't see subtitles.

It's Latin, you know, it's like you have scholars that understand it and you have people that don't.

And that's the joke.

I think our job as composers is to always sort of push ourselves to go as deep as we can into these ideas and work alongside the creators and the directors.

And, you know, the next thing we're doing is a movie that's going to be out on Netflix this year with Natalie Portman's in it and Rashida Jones.

And it's like a rom-com, but with an edge, with a Lena Dunham edge.

Yeah.

We couldn't help it.

I mean, before we were married, I always like collaborating with anyone that's up for collaborating around me.