Elizabeth Berger
speaker
207 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard Feb 2025
last heard Mar 2025
Elizabeth Berger’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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End of November.
March.
Everything is good. Life, whenever a project ends, I have a little bit of relief. And then there's about 48 hours before I text my entire team and go, so what, so...
So what are we doing now? So what are we doing now? I don't know. The last few days, my brain has been all over the place and I'm feeling very ungrounded. Really? Yeah, yeah. I'm flighty and forgetting things and trying to resettle in myself. Trying to find a new equilibrium. I keep injuring myself. which is always a bad sign.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. And like dislocating a knee and pulling. Oh, wow. No, like injury. Are you okay? I'm all right. He's okay. Everything's fine. Okay, okay. But things, yeah, things feel... unsettled. So, yeah. It's in the air. I've been very excited to see you guys. Yeah, me too.
Yeah.
That's always one of the, one of the, things that's hard to fathom for me when stuff like this happens. You're dealing with the thing that happened and now you're dealing with paperwork. Yeah. And phone calls. Yeah. And like, even in this episode, you know, you lose, you lose in this episode of This Is Us, you lose someone. Now you have to plan a funeral.
Now you have to like deal with appointments. Life continues. And it just doesn't seem like...
One person.
You guide us through the conversation.
Please don't stop talking.
And you and I look at each other and we're like.
Episode 215. Yeah.
Remember? Do you remember that?
Turns into like a Chris Farley interview.
Remember the time? Yeah.
Let's get that one person on the phone right now. Let's go to the phones.
And you're trying to stay in that place. My brain immediately rockets me to six months in the future where I'm standing in an ADR booth. by myself in front of a microphone, trying to match any kind of emotional intensity.
That was dumb. For any audience member who does want to pay attention too much, it usually happens when you hear an actor talking and the camera is not on their face.
Because that's the easiest way to get information that they should have gotten on the day that they forgot. It's quickly been rewritten.
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