Connor Swindells

And you normally only would do, I mean, this is such talking shop and I apologise.

He would normally only do probably one camera set up a day.

And you would just do it over and over and over and over again.

And he was so incredibly...

sensitive to just tiny little changes in your energy that he was just all over.

So he pushed all of his actors to truly the best that they could be.

I learned so much from the process.

Both.

I loved it though.

I think that he would often always start each take with an improv as well.

So you would work your way into the scene.

And he was never, because you only ever did one camera setup, you were never tied into any continuity, really.

So you had, you just had complete freedom.

without the stimulus of modern day.

From what?

Maybe this year or so.

It's based off an experiment that you'll hopefully see him talk about more, which is that there was an experiment where they put people into a room with nothing else but a button.

And if they pressed the button, it electrocuted them.

And they had to sit in there for an hour or something.

Did he make a film with that?