00:00So what was kind of your relationship with the games before this?
00:03I played a bit of the first game in lockdown, and I got really scared.
00:08I got really scared and upset, and I couldn't keep playing.
00:11So of course I then had to completely immerse myself in the world.
00:15But that's just really effective storytelling.
00:17The way that this game connects you to its characters and the stakes and the horror of it all,
00:21I thought was brilliant.
00:23So I was really excited to jump into season two.
00:27I haven't played the second game still.
00:28I was told not to. I was explicitly told not to.
00:31So I don't feel bad about it.
00:33Why was that? Why were you told not to?
00:34I think reasons I can't say. I don't know.
00:40I'm so sorry.
00:41I mean, and if the show and the game, I mean, very dark, very kind of grueling.
00:46How did you kind of get in and out of that?
00:50Well, the beautiful thing about the set environment that we were in is that it was so warm and welcoming and friendly
00:56that when things got really heavy or intense, it was just you felt so safe and cared for.
01:02I think in the past, when I was younger, I would have tried to stay in it as long as possible,
01:06and I don't think that's totally sustainable, at least for me.
01:09And this was the first time working with people who were laughing and joking in between setups
01:14and then can lock in, can focus, and it really does just allow you to access something
01:19because you feel so safe.
01:21Yeah.
01:21And how do you feel like this season compares to the first?
01:24It's bigger.
01:25It's big.
01:27Yeah, that's it.
01:29I don't know what else I could say.
01:30I'm so sorry.
01:31The scale of it is, wow, and it's a lot more of all the good of the first season.
01:36Yeah.
01:37Thank you so much.
01:37Thank you so much.
01:38Great to meet you.
01:39You too.
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