Louise McSharry

And that would look better in proper stadiums, you know.

And then there were enormous screens that kind of moved up and down.

So sometimes they were above her.

Sometimes she was like inside a cube of screens.

She moved around.

There were, I think, two smaller stages inside.

So it's not as static maybe as, you know, a show with a stage.

And also she does have musicians on stage with her and stuff.

So it's not like a Charlie XCX vibe where it's just Charlie.

But so I do think visually it was very interesting.

I'm really glad that this concert film is coming out because I could see almost nothing.

Yeah, I'm a really, really big fan of hers.

And I think it's really interesting that they're co-directing because I think there would be some people who'd be like, oh, what's Billie Eilish doing co-directing?

Like why is James Cameron allowing this 21 year old girl to co-direct this with him?

But Billy has directed her own music videos for years.

If you've ever seen the Billy Eilish documentary, which if you haven't, I highly recommend it.

It's on, I think, Apple.

You see her being kind of a stroppy teenager, which she was literally a teenager.

during one video shoot because she's just not happy with the way she's being directed and she just feels like the director isn't getting her vision because she comes up with all the concepts as well so from then she was like I'm directing all my videos from then on and she has you know she really is very hands-on when it comes to all of her visuals and you know so she has years of experience of directing absolutely enormous music videos.

Yeah.