00:00Were you able to sleep the nights before this incredible scene maybe with the stress, the adrenaline?
00:07I've been actively trying to work on compartmentalizing emotions, especially when they run wild and like calming down.
00:14I guess folks might call it like meditation or breath work, just kind of blocking out the noise.
00:21It's when you get closer to the thing.
00:24It's very much like in the WWE, which I relate a lot of my experience to.
00:29If WrestleMania is on Sunday, I'm really not thinking about it on Friday.
00:33Not necessarily even thinking about it on Saturday.
00:35It's actually like when you get to the arena, so to speak.
00:39That's when it starts to unwind.
00:42The thing that's tough about the movie business is that if I'm nervous about WrestleMania, it's gonna happen.
00:47And it's gonna happen exactly at this time because that's when it's live and that's stunts are like, okay, you
00:53ready?
00:53You ready?
00:53No, wait, we have a light.
00:54We have to adjust the light.
00:55Wait, hold on.
00:56We're like, oh, we got to reset the, hold on, wait a second.
00:59So you get this spike of adrenaline and then calm and then spike.
01:05It's really uncertain.
01:06And a stunt performer's work is so underappreciated, not only because they risk life, but they have to hurry up
01:14and then wait.
01:15They have to go when the production says go.
01:17They don't get to say like, okay, it's time to go.
01:20And that's a tough journey to go on a lot of times.
01:22So he goes.
01:22C'est parti.
