Sam Ewing

would work so well for the Joker. But that's what's cool too about collaborating and working with other people who can help you see things with a little more distance and clarity.

would work so well for the Joker. But that's what's cool too about collaborating and working with other people who can help you see things with a little more distance and clarity.

I would say yes. I might say that the medium itself, like any medium, has a particular set of challenges that sometimes are tied to clarity for the audience. Personally, I would put a big emphasis on that one for this because Let's be honest. A lot of people who are listening to this are, like, cooking pasta or, like, driving to work.

I would say yes. I might say that the medium itself, like any medium, has a particular set of challenges that sometimes are tied to clarity for the audience. Personally, I would put a big emphasis on that one for this because Let's be honest. A lot of people who are listening to this are, like, cooking pasta or, like, driving to work.

I would say yes. I might say that the medium itself, like any medium, has a particular set of challenges that sometimes are tied to clarity for the audience. Personally, I would put a big emphasis on that one for this because Let's be honest. A lot of people who are listening to this are, like, cooking pasta or, like, driving to work.

There's a lot... Or, like, optimal situation is, like, you're sitting in your, like, you know, $10,000 speaker, like, studio where there's, like, no external noise and your eyes are closed. Yeah. But, like, very few people are doing that. So... I wanted immediately to make just clear when certain characters enter the scene and we don't have those frames, which are so gorgeous.

There's a lot... Or, like, optimal situation is, like, you're sitting in your, like, you know, $10,000 speaker, like, studio where there's, like, no external noise and your eyes are closed. Yeah. But, like, very few people are doing that. So... I wanted immediately to make just clear when certain characters enter the scene and we don't have those frames, which are so gorgeous.

There's a lot... Or, like, optimal situation is, like, you're sitting in your, like, you know, $10,000 speaker, like, studio where there's, like, no external noise and your eyes are closed. Yeah. But, like, very few people are doing that. So... I wanted immediately to make just clear when certain characters enter the scene and we don't have those frames, which are so gorgeous.

And I'm hoping a lot of people will read along and look at these comics, which are like so well adapted to the audio because that just enriches the experience. But without that... It's important to me that the music can cue what is happening and what characters are entering into those frames. It can be, even if it's not confusing, it's just supportive.

And I'm hoping a lot of people will read along and look at these comics, which are like so well adapted to the audio because that just enriches the experience. But without that... It's important to me that the music can cue what is happening and what characters are entering into those frames. It can be, even if it's not confusing, it's just supportive.

And I'm hoping a lot of people will read along and look at these comics, which are like so well adapted to the audio because that just enriches the experience. But without that... It's important to me that the music can cue what is happening and what characters are entering into those frames. It can be, even if it's not confusing, it's just supportive.

And this is what I find really exciting about this particular show is that... the themes. There are a lot of themes and it's a super fun playground to use those and use motifs. And sometimes it's just like someone is referenced by Bruce or by Catwoman and we hear a couple notes and that just clues the audience in. Or at the end of an episode, maybe the person

And this is what I find really exciting about this particular show is that... the themes. There are a lot of themes and it's a super fun playground to use those and use motifs. And sometimes it's just like someone is referenced by Bruce or by Catwoman and we hear a couple notes and that just clues the audience in. Or at the end of an episode, maybe the person

And this is what I find really exciting about this particular show is that... the themes. There are a lot of themes and it's a super fun playground to use those and use motifs. And sometimes it's just like someone is referenced by Bruce or by Catwoman and we hear a couple notes and that just clues the audience in. Or at the end of an episode, maybe the person

being looked at who in the frame of the comic might be like a silhouetted figure who has no dialogue, Like that's the ending of the visual, but in this medium, we don't get that dialogue-less visual. So I will give you their theme instead. And it tells you who it might be and is so suggestive in a way that the visuals can also be.

being looked at who in the frame of the comic might be like a silhouetted figure who has no dialogue, Like that's the ending of the visual, but in this medium, we don't get that dialogue-less visual. So I will give you their theme instead. And it tells you who it might be and is so suggestive in a way that the visuals can also be.

being looked at who in the frame of the comic might be like a silhouetted figure who has no dialogue, Like that's the ending of the visual, but in this medium, we don't get that dialogue-less visual. So I will give you their theme instead. And it tells you who it might be and is so suggestive in a way that the visuals can also be.

Man, I feel like I have so many examples, but just like, just thinking about the end of episode one, when Bruce becomes the bat, right? That is, I mean, visually... it's so iconic. And there are so many reasons that scene, if you're reading it, is standout. It's iconic. Bruce Wayne is becoming Batman, right?

Man, I feel like I have so many examples, but just like, just thinking about the end of episode one, when Bruce becomes the bat, right? That is, I mean, visually... it's so iconic. And there are so many reasons that scene, if you're reading it, is standout. It's iconic. Bruce Wayne is becoming Batman, right?

Man, I feel like I have so many examples, but just like, just thinking about the end of episode one, when Bruce becomes the bat, right? That is, I mean, visually... it's so iconic. And there are so many reasons that scene, if you're reading it, is standout. It's iconic. Bruce Wayne is becoming Batman, right?