Corey Knowles

They don't just say, do that horizontal spinny thing.

They know what to ask.

And I think that ability to put the right people with an amazing tool is an opportunity to create something that is maybe even more amazing than what we've seen in the past.

You've basically given them the electric drill from a hand drill.

We decided you should probably direct the next Spider-Man.

I think people with your background have a unique advantage that probably Hollywood would call a disadvantage in that it's very comparable to vibe coding versus software engineers, Grant.

Is that you've come to this like as an outsider.

You learned how to do things as a, how does this work?

What do I need?

As opposed to a really formal education, a really...

Specifically, you know, here's the doctrine I follow.

You don't do things this way because by God, somebody said for 40 years, we don't do them that way.

And and you come in and you look at this from this whole new paradigm, which gives you this advantage in how you can.

What is a movie?

you can throw that out the window and call it, make it what you want it to be, you know?

And I feel like that is a thing that when you get into deeply entrenched industries, and I say that comparing to software engineers versus vibe coders to traditional filmmaking versus what you all are doing as a team.

And it's this, it's, it's not just led by who's funding it.

It's led by what do we want to build?

What's going to be amazing.

Like you already have an audience, right?