Tobias Forge

And I'm Tobias.

And I'm Tobias.

Thank you so much. You're making me blush here.

Thank you so much. You're making me blush here.

Yeah, I guess it's stretched over two years. I don't remember exactly, but something like that.

Yeah, I guess it's stretched over two years. I don't remember exactly, but something like that.

Considering the fatigue I feel, I'm apparently not known. Let's put it this way. I mean, in last year when I was working on the record simultaneous with the film, there were definitely moments where I felt...

Considering the fatigue I feel, I'm apparently not known. Let's put it this way. I mean, in last year when I was working on the record simultaneous with the film, there were definitely moments where I felt...

like clear signs that big endeavors like that are better handled singularly I don't remember whatever you call it you do one thing at a time it's very hard to keep focus somehow I managed to do that but it's it was definitely hard you know the good thing about the film was that a large part of it was based on footage that we'd already you know secured that that we'd already shot in

like clear signs that big endeavors like that are better handled singularly I don't remember whatever you call it you do one thing at a time it's very hard to keep focus somehow I managed to do that but it's it was definitely hard you know the good thing about the film was that a large part of it was based on footage that we'd already you know secured that that we'd already shot in

So that was, you know, a good lion's share of the content, if you will. You know, sometimes with making records or making making films, you just have to stay on script. You just just do what we decided. My problem is that I don't really I don't really work like that. I'm I'm sort of off the cuff, do improvising stuff. And so any project will demand a lot of my time.

So that was, you know, a good lion's share of the content, if you will. You know, sometimes with making records or making making films, you just have to stay on script. You just just do what we decided. My problem is that I don't really I don't really work like that. I'm I'm sort of off the cuff, do improvising stuff. And so any project will demand a lot of my time.

mental presence and acuity which is fun when you've done it but it can be really tiresome and I've definitely sort of not to be ageist here but I'm sort of approaching that age when I start feeling a little bit of results when things get a little bit too much

mental presence and acuity which is fun when you've done it but it can be really tiresome and I've definitely sort of not to be ageist here but I'm sort of approaching that age when I start feeling a little bit of results when things get a little bit too much

But, you know, obviously it wasn't too much because I'm here now.

But, you know, obviously it wasn't too much because I'm here now.

Yeah, I don't know what to answer that. I mean, but it's also the good thing. This is the weird thing about my job. compared to friends that I have that make films or friends that I have that are just writing songs all the time that might not have much of an artistic career, but more just like writing is that they just go from one creative to another.

Yeah, I don't know what to answer that. I mean, but it's also the good thing. This is the weird thing about my job. compared to friends that I have that make films or friends that I have that are just writing songs all the time that might not have much of an artistic career, but more just like writing is that they just go from one creative to another.

And even though I'm constantly creating to a certain degree, I also flip-flop between a creative period to a less creative period that is the tour. Where you're creative in the beginning, but it is actually more of a... Dare I say more of like a normal job in the sense that you show up in time and you do your job and then you're done.

And even though I'm constantly creating to a certain degree, I also flip-flop between a creative period to a less creative period that is the tour. Where you're creative in the beginning, but it is actually more of a... Dare I say more of like a normal job in the sense that you show up in time and you do your job and then you're done.