00:02El testimonio de Anneli es acerca de la mujer que comenzó el movimiento de Shaker.
00:08Los Shakers vivieron su vida en la canción.
00:11Era parte de su hermosa.
00:13Ellos movieron, se desplazaron y estaban ecstaticas.
00:17Usando los ritmos de estos respiradores, estos espacios,
00:20ese ritmo te llevaría a través del film.
00:23Cuéntame la leyenda, que esto fue lo que le ocurrió a Anneli.
00:30Los primeros colaboradores que he llevó en fue Celia Rausenholt,
00:33quien choreó el film, y Daniel Blumberg.
00:36Daniel composed the score and wrote original songs for the film,
00:41inspirado por Shaker hymns, o poemas, o textos.
00:48After reading the script, the first sounds that I heard in my head
00:52were vocal sounds, body sounds.
00:55From there, I started adding melodies.
01:01There's over a hundred minutes of music in the film.
01:05All of it was recorded in strange places,
01:07so it's got this really wild sound that I've never heard before.
01:12Saldrás a predicar y conseguirás que todos nos conozcan de impaciencia.
01:17Getting Daniel's music really informed a lot of the choreography.
01:24Breathing, singing, stomping, moving the limbs.
01:28Celia works in quite a similar way to some of the musicians that I work with.
01:32There's this sort of improvised quality.
01:34So now we throw the dance away, and we just exist.
01:39We want to make sure that it feels very authentic to the actual religion,
01:44to reach this spiritual place through the physical body.
01:50It takes a very specific kind of skill
01:53to create a dance that feels completely improv.
01:58And a sway of bringing it together.
02:04We had a full road map before we'd even walk onto set.
02:08I knew exactly where the camera was going to be.
02:12We just worked hours and hours and hours for weeks.
02:16I couldn't breathe sometimes.
02:18Amanda was working with the choreography
02:21almost a year in advance of shooting.
02:24To be able to sing live, dance, perform was hard,
02:28but I loved that challenge.
02:29With Anne Lee, I knew that I needed someone
02:32who was just willing to just completely give themselves to this performance.
02:38To see Mona make such an ambitious project on this scale
02:41is impressive and inspiring.
02:45When you watch 200 people dancing and singing together,
02:50you become part of that sort of intoxicating feeling.
02:55The feeling of it and the heartbeat of it
02:58is absolutely one of a kind.
03:01I know it's about now.
03:08Thank you.
03:09Thank you.
03:09Thank you.
03:10Thank you.
03:11Gracias.
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