Tye Sheridan | From “Ready Player One” to “Asphalt City” | Small Town to Asphalt City

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You know what's cool about the medic

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Tye: community, the MS community, it was like

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Tye: you know they're so excited.

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Tye: You know that you're making a film.

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Tye: They don't treat you like an actor or

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Tye: something like that.

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Tye: Like they just throw you the oxygen tank

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Tye: and they're like carry this up.

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Announcer: Welcome to Story Craft.

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Marc: Now here's your host, Marc Preston hey glad

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Marc: to have you back, another episode of Story

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Marc: Craft and if this is your first episode, my

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Marc: name is Marc Preston, so glad to have you

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Marc: along.

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Marc: And today we're going to be sitting down

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Marc: having a great conversation with Ty

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Marc: Sheridan, who has been acting since back

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Marc: with Brad Pitt in the Tree of Life.

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Marc: He was also in Mud with Matthew McConaughey.

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Marc: He was in Ready Player One, that Steven

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Marc: Spielberg sci-fi film very cool Just saw it

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Marc: a couple weeks ago, in fact.

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Marc: And most recently he was in Ready Player

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Marc: One, that Steven Spielberg sci-fi film Very

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Marc: cool Just saw it a couple weeks ago, in

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Marc: fact.

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Marc: And most recently he was in the Tender Bar,

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Marc: which was a film George Clooney directed,

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Marc: and he's been in a lot of great projects.

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Marc: He's got one coming out on March 29th

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Marc: called Asphalt City.

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Marc: He produced that movie also and he's

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Marc: co-starring with Sean Penn.

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Marc: Going to be a great film.

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Marc: Today is Ty Sheridan Day, right here on

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Marc: Story and Craft.

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Marc: How are you doing today?

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Marc: I'm good.

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Marc: How are you?

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Marc: Very good?

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Marc: I think it sounds like you got a busy day

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Marc: going on.

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Tye: I do have a busy day going on, but it's

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Tye: happy to be here.

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Marc: Very good Now.

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Marc: Where are you about to be joining me from

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Marc: today?

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Tye: I'm in LA, manhattan Beach, california.

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Tye: How about you?

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Tye: Where are you?

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Tye: I?

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Marc: am a native Texan from Dallas.

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Marc: All right, Me too.

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Marc: I lived the last 25 years on and off in New

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Marc: Orleans and Southern California but, I just

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Marc: relocated to South Padre Island.

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Marc: All right, I figure.

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Marc: If I can live and work anywhere, I'm going

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Marc: to be on the beach.

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Marc: I've got a daughter who's on her gap year

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Marc: right now between high school and college,

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Marc: and so she came down here with me and just

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Marc: got done bartending for spring break.

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Marc: That was an odyssey.

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Marc: That was, I'm sure.

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Marc: So yeah, you're from Texas also right.

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Tye: That's right Whereabouts.

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Tye: I grew up in a really small town in East

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Tye: Texas, in between Dallas and Houston,

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Tye: called Elkhart Elkhart, texas, okay.

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Marc: I got family in in Longview so my sister

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Marc: lives in longview so you probably made a

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Marc: stop once, twice to bodacious barbecue, or

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Marc: I've been to bodacious.

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Marc: They have old dr pepper glass dr pepper

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Marc: bottles.

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Marc: They have a big water bath of warm water

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Marc: and they have barbecue sauce.

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Marc: So the barbecue sauce is always in one of

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Marc: these bottles warm.

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Marc: I know it's I'm not a big barbecue guy

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Marc: necessarily, but everybody it's like it's

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Marc: on I-20.

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Marc: So everybody goes there.

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Marc: Yeah, so very good.

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Marc: But but no, you know it was so funny.

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Marc: I rarely go go over folks.

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Marc: I am DB.

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Marc: I don't really try to scour too much

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Marc: because I don't like to sit down and talk

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Marc: with folks like we're going over your

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Marc: resume.

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Marc: But I didn't realize the depth of how much

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Marc: stuff you've done because you've been on

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Marc: the scene.

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Marc: I love all the work you've done that I've

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Marc: seen.

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Marc: Appreciate that.

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Marc: I was trying to find some of the projects

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Marc: that maybe I haven't heard of before and

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Marc: just stumbled across.

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Marc: My daughter is the biggest Zach Bryan fan

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Marc: on planet Earth.

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Marc: I mean, that's her god when it comes to

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Marc: country music and the video for Nineball.

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Marc: Just to kind of start off as curious and

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Marc: for my daughter's sake, because I know

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Marc: she's going to ask how did you get involved

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Marc: in that project with Matthew McConaughey?

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Tye: Good question.

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Tye: Yeah, it was really like last minute and

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Tye: just seemed like a lot of fun.

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Tye: You know, I think Zach is a really special

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Tye: artist and yeah it was.

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Tye: You know, go go shoot pool, hang out, work

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Tye: with, work with mcconaughey and on a zach

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Tye: bryan music video for a day sure why not?

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Marc: so y'all work together about once every

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Marc: decade.

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Marc: You and mcconaughey got to connect.

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Marc: You know another, another good texas guy no,

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Marc: it was good, it was good.

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Tye: He's, he's, uh, yeah, he's so much fun to

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Tye: work with really, uh, he's, he's a a

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Tye: character to.

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Tye: Maybe that would be an understatement.

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Marc: Well, you know I haven't watched too many

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Marc: videos since I'm a little older than you

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Marc: are.

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Marc: I remember when MTV actually played the

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Marc: videos, but I really love that.

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Marc: It was just such a cool bit of storytelling.

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Marc: It was just kind of neat.

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Marc: When we were doing our drive down here in

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Marc: the U-Haul, my daughter, at least for a

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Marc: good chunk of the trip, had all this random

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Marc: stuff from Zach Bryan, and that's about the

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Marc: only person that she's actually the voice

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Marc: of my show here and the thing is she

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Marc: doesn't ever really listen to it.

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Marc: I think if I can get Zach Bryan to come on,

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Marc: she's like I'll get a final listen.

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Marc: Listen, it was very impressive.

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Marc: Uh, and I don't say that often, it's like I

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Marc: I have a chance to speak with a lot of

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Marc: wonderful folks, but the breadth of

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Marc: projects you've done and the amount of uh,

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Marc: folks you've worked with who are just, you

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Marc: know, as a young actor, it seems like you

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Marc: probably had more unique learning

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Marc: experiences than you know.

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Marc: A lot of your contemporaries, just the

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Marc: people you had a chance to work with and

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Marc: the projects you're working on, but um, you

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Marc: know, I appreciate that I'm a lucky guy.

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Marc: You've had a long career, but the thing is

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Marc: making that transition you're a young actor

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Marc: to now you're mid, late twenties in that

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Marc: realm Uh, so that was that hard shift for

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Marc: you to go in people's minds, think, from

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Marc: being the teen actor to doing the kind of

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Marc: projects you're doing right now.

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Tye: I don't know.

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Tye: You know, I think kids really, as you know,

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Tye: you have a teenager younger, early 20s

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Tye: daughter sounds like they change fast.

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Tye: You know.

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Tye: It's like you don't see them for six months

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Tye: and they're six inches taller.

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Marc: Yeah, you know it seems you don't see them

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Marc: for six months and they're six inches

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Marc: taller.

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Marc: Yeah, you know, it seems I got one just

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Marc: turned 21, which is mind-boggling to me

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Marc: yeah, oh, yeah, yeah.

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Marc: Legally drink alcohol now.

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Marc: But I mean, but the transition for you, you

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Marc: know, it seemed very seamless, it's like it

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Marc: just, you know, you went from ready player

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Marc: one I was watching that and then I watched

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Marc: you know, god, what was I saying the other

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Marc: day I've seen three of your films in the

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Marc: last week.

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Tye: You know I was like let me go check out

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Tye: some of those stuff I really enjoyed it.

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Marc: And to kind of go back, I mentioned ready

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Marc: player one.

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Marc: I've been, I was, I've been curious since

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Marc: watching that I do a lot of voiceover.

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Marc: It's kind of one of my main things I do.

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Marc: But I was curious.

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Marc: A lot of that movie seems like was it

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Marc: motion capture?

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Marc: Was it a voiceover?

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Tye: It was both.

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Tye: It was motion capture, which we shot in

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Tye: motion capture for about eight weeks on the

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Tye: film.

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Tye: You know it was a bigger, bigger project

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Tye: obviously.

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Tye: So you know we had a lot of shooting days

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Tye: but, yeah, eight weeks of the of the shoot

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Tye: we were in motion capture.

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Tye: And so, yeah, I guess, for anybody who's

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Tye: listening doesn't know what motion capture

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Tye: is, it's, you've probably seen the behind

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Tye: the scenes on, like Avatar or something

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Tye: like that, of the actors wearing the funny

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Tye: suits and with the ball, the tracking

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Tye: Marcers all over them.

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Tye: You know the cameras um on on their on

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Tye: their face, um, so we, you know we were in

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Tye: a volume with 180 infrared sensors and, you

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Tye: know, recording the animation data, um,

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Tye: because like 40 percent of the movie takes

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Tye: place and in a virtual world, and so I'd

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Tye: never done that before and it was very

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Tye: technical and you know, I guess it's the

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Tye: closest experience I've ever had to, like

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Tye: working on a stage, for instance oh so you

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Tye: see, you didn't have that background of

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Tye: working on, uh, working on stage, you kind

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Tye: of went right to on camera, more or less

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Tye: right.

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Tye: Pretty much.

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Tye: Yeah, no, I I kind of randomly fell into

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Tye: the whole this whole thing, and especially

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Tye: the film world.

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Tye: I was, I was uh, let's see, I was 10 years

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Tye: old and I was going to.

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Tye: You know, my.

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Tye: I grew up in a really small town in East

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Tye: Texas and was going to public school there

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Tye: and some casting directors came through and

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Tye: were casting for this movie called the Tree

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Tye: of Life and they ended up recruiting like

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Tye: 10,000 kids across the state of Texas to

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Tye: come and audition for this film and they

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Tye: were sending invites home with the kids.

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Tye: And I just happened to take home one of

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Tye: these invites and my parents said well, you

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Tye: know why don't you go and audition for this

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Tye: movie?

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Tye: You know, you can always tell people.

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Tye: know I was playing baseball pretty much

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Tye: My dad works for UPS, so he's a UPS driver.

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Marc: now, if I remember right, it's been a

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Tye: of told.

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Tye: No, the movie is yeah, yeah, exactly.

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Tye: So you know the story is.

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Tye: There are three sons in the family.

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Tye: I played the youngest son and then Sean

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Marc: And Brad Pitt was your father, correct,

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Tye: Okay okay very good.

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Marc: My kids make fun of my memory all the time.

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Tye: No, it's very good.

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Tye: Not really other than I just disappeared

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Tye: And then the film took two years to come

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Tye: And, as you can imagine, you've seen the

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Marc: It's um, and as you can imagine, you've

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Marc: It's a beautiful film, oh yeah, I thought

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Tye: It came out, and you know, so very highly

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Tye: on Until they saw it.

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Marc: They probably didn't believe you.

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Marc: They were like, yeah, you're full of it.

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Tye: I didn't know anything about the movie.

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Tye: I honestly didn't know what it was about.

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Tye: And so, yeah, it was.

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Tye: I don't want to say they were making fun of

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Tye: in this, you know this weird movie.

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Tye: I disappeared a few years later and went

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Marc: Oh I'm.

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Tye: I worked on, yeah, and that was, you know,

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Tye: So it was.

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Tye: Um, and so it was like when I, when I found

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Tye: you know, it was a really special

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Tye: And then I just kind of, yeah, after that,

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Tye: I just kind of completely fell in love with.

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Tye: You know, I realized the power of cinema.

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Tye: You know, we made that, we premiered that

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Marc: and I forever knew that was what I wanted

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Tye: But yeah, there was a decision.

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Tye: My parents have never.

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Tye: they're always.

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Tye: child actor life, you know, I wasn't on a

522

17:23 ,800 --> 00:17:26,209

Tye: some regularly occurring Disney show.

523

17:26 ,380 --> 00:17:28,806

Tye: I was, you know, living in East Texas,

524

17:28 ,866 --> 00:17:31,271

Tye: going to the public school that all my

525

17:31 ,331 --> 00:17:32,682

Tye: friends went to, and then I would just

526

17:32 ,722 --> 00:17:34,206

Tye: disappear for a few weeks at a time and go

527

17:34 ,247 --> 00:17:35,470

Tye: work on these small indie movies.

528

17:37 ,021 --> 00:17:39,346

Tye: And then it kind of, you know, when I was

529

17:39 ,386 --> 00:17:42,713

Tye: about 16, I had to kind of make a decision,

530

17:42 ,753 --> 00:17:44,783

Tye: you know, to whether or not I wanted to

531

17:44 ,843 --> 00:17:47,428

Tye: really just focus on school or I wanted to

532

17:47 ,488 --> 00:17:49,632

Tye: pursue the, the acting thing, a bit more.

533

17:49 ,673 --> 00:17:51,943

Tye: I think that was a bit of a harder

534

17:51 ,983 --> 00:17:53,466

Tye: conversation with my parents I was.

535

17:54 ,368 --> 00:17:56,533

Tye: I basically told them hey, you know I've

536

17:56 ,573 --> 00:17:59,506

Tye: got, I'm working consistently now on these

537

17:59 ,566 --> 00:17:59,927

Tye: films.

538

17:59 ,988 --> 00:18:01,552

Tye: I was 16, 17 at the time.

539

18:01 ,760 --> 00:18:03,443

Marc: Well, did they have an appreciation for the

540

18:03 ,544 --> 00:18:04,145

Marc: the?

541

18:04 ,926 --> 00:18:06,189

Marc: It's not that you're working on films, but

542

18:06 ,229 --> 00:18:07,150

Marc: you really were.

543

18:07 ,190 --> 00:18:08,613

Marc: You were, like I said, the caliber of what

544

18:08 ,633 --> 00:18:10,985

Marc: you were doing was so it was.

545

18:11 ,105 --> 00:18:12,569

Marc: It was up there, you know you were getting

546

18:12 ,589 --> 00:18:13,131

Marc: a lot of traction.

547

18:13 ,151 --> 00:18:15,205

Marc: I mean, did they recognize, or did you have

548

18:15 ,225 --> 00:18:17,030

Marc: an agent or a manager or somebody say,

549

18:17 ,091 --> 00:18:19,164

Marc: listen, this kid's got it going on right

550

18:19 ,204 --> 00:18:19,405

Marc: now?

551

18:19 ,726 --> 00:18:20,348

Tye: Definitely had my.

552

18:20 ,408 --> 00:18:26,901

Tye: So, yes, my manager, paul Nelson.

553

18:26 ,921 --> 00:18:28,463

Tye: I met on the set of the tree of life and I

554

18:28 ,483 --> 00:18:29,544

Tye: met him through Jessica Chastain, so he was

555

18:29 ,584 --> 00:18:32,187

Tye: representing, he represents Jessica and and

556

18:33 ,228 --> 00:18:37,353

Tye: you know, she and my mom had spoken and got

557

18:37 ,393 --> 00:18:39,675

Tye: kind of close while they were, while he

558

18:39 ,715 --> 00:18:40,817

Tye: came to visit on that set.

559

18:48 ,900 --> 00:18:49,942

Tye: And then you know, he's been kind of right

560

18:49 ,963 --> 00:18:50,764

Tye: there in our corner, uh, all along and, um,

561

18:50 ,785 --> 00:18:51,206

Tye: yeah, he he was.

562

18:51 ,226 --> 00:18:53,250

Tye: He was the one I think that you know gave

563

18:53 ,331 --> 00:18:56,782

Tye: my parents the, the comfort and, you know,

564

18:56 ,882 --> 00:19:01,436

Tye: the security that you know he was looking

565

19:01 ,456 --> 00:19:02,840

Tye: out for me, making sure I was working on

566

19:02 ,860 --> 00:19:04,325

Tye: quality projects and stuff like that.

567

19:04 ,385 --> 00:19:06,190

Tye: But I think my parents knew like, oh, it

568

19:06 ,210 --> 00:19:08,085

Tye: was good, it's like these are good projects.

569

19:08 ,145 --> 00:19:11,142

Tye: But they didn't really know, they didn't

570

19:11 ,162 --> 00:19:14,011

Tye: realize exactly.

571

19:14 ,740 --> 00:19:17,088

Tye: I mean, they didn't know if one director

572

19:17 ,128 --> 00:19:18,503

Tye: was better than the other, for instance.

573

19:18 ,523 --> 00:19:21,060

Tye: They just don't have the experience.

574

19:21 ,180 --> 00:19:25,535

Tye: But yeah, it was yeah, but at the same time,

575

19:25 ,576 --> 00:19:27,343

Tye: you know it was, it was not a big shift, it

576

19:27 ,383 --> 00:19:30,411

Tye: was really just, you know, going like I

577

19:30 ,431 --> 00:19:31,581

Tye: said, I would just leave and I would go

578

19:31 ,601 --> 00:19:33,225

Tye: work on these, these projects for a few

579

19:33 ,245 --> 00:19:35,051

Tye: weeks at a time, miss a little school and

580

19:35 ,091 --> 00:19:37,644

Tye: then come back, and so my life didn't

581

19:37 ,664 --> 00:19:40,710

Tye: really change that much until I was 16 or

582

19:40 ,770 --> 00:19:41,331

Tye: 17.

583

19:41 ,732 --> 00:19:42,714

Tye: And then I started working more

584

19:42 ,734 --> 00:19:45,900

Tye: consistently and I knew that I had a little

585

19:46 ,000 --> 00:19:46,623

Tye: momentum.

586

19:46 ,724 --> 00:19:48,190

Tye: My parents, I think, knew that I had a

587

19:48 ,431 --> 00:19:50,098

Tye: little momentum and I had to kind of

588

19:50 ,299 --> 00:19:51,763

Tye: confront them and tell them hey, I want to

589

19:51 ,803 --> 00:19:55,270

Tye: pursue this, you know, more full time, and

590

19:55 ,571 --> 00:19:57,622

Tye: really like turn it, turn this into a

591

19:57 ,722 --> 00:19:59,006

Tye: career and not just a hobby.

592

20:00 ,029 --> 00:20:03,359

Tye: And I think for them, you know, that meant

593

20:03 ,539 --> 00:20:06,264

Tye: leaving school and, you know, trying to

594

20:06 ,324 --> 00:20:07,807

Tye: finish school early because I couldn't

595

20:07 ,847 --> 00:20:08,468

Tye: focus on.

596

20:09 ,470 --> 00:20:12,054

Tye: You know, it's really hard to make films

597

20:12 ,134 --> 00:20:15,685

Tye: period when you have to do that on top of,

598

20:16 ,306 --> 00:20:18,830

Tye: you know, three hours of school every day

599

20:18 ,890 --> 00:20:20,372

Tye: and all of your homework, and when you're

600

20:20 ,392 --> 00:20:22,395

Tye: 17 years old, it got really challenging.

601

20:25 ,700 --> 00:20:27,225

Tye: 17 years old, it got really challenging.

602

20:27 ,245 --> 00:20:28,128

Tye: Um, and so I told my parents, I said, hey,

603

20:28 ,148 --> 00:20:29,031

Tye: I, you know, I'd like to either just focus

604

20:29 ,051 --> 00:20:30,918

Tye: on school or continue pursuing the film

605

20:30 ,958 --> 00:20:31,981

Tye: thing, which I really want to do.

606

20:33 ,163 --> 00:20:36,189

Tye: Uh, and, and they, you know they were

607

20:36 ,209 --> 00:20:40,282

Tye: supportive, but I think it was, you know, a

608

20:40 ,343 --> 00:20:43,168

Tye: bummer, because my, my mom didn't want me

609

20:43 ,188 --> 00:20:44,270

Tye: to get my GED.

610

20:44 ,290 --> 00:20:45,853

Tye: You know, she wanted me to graduate high

611

20:45 ,894 --> 00:20:47,483

Tye: school and you know.

612

20:47 ,544 --> 00:20:50,845

Tye: So I ended up getting my GED and then kind

613

20:50 ,885 --> 00:20:53,662

Tye: of focusing on the film thing and then

614

20:53 ,743 --> 00:20:55,509

Tye: later tried to get into.

615

20:55 ,781 --> 00:20:57,161

Tye: I always wanted to go to university, so I

616

20:57 ,181 --> 00:20:59,846

Tye: tried to get into UT and they pretty much

617

20:59 ,926 --> 00:21:01,350

Tye: laughed me out of the admissions office

618

21:04 ,445 --> 00:21:05,588

Tye: Because my.

619

21:05 ,628 --> 00:21:08,778

Tye: GPA was terrible because I couldn't make up

620

21:08 ,818 --> 00:21:09,500

Tye: elective classes.

621

21:09 ,620 --> 00:21:11,085

Tye: When I would go and I would work on a film.

622

21:11 ,145 --> 00:21:12,550

Tye: So I would come back to school and, of

623

21:12 ,590 --> 00:21:15,010

Tye: course, like all my core classes, grades

624

21:15 ,030 --> 00:21:17,018

Tye: would be transferred, but the elective

625

21:17 ,059 --> 00:21:20,144

Tye: classes you can't make up, pe, um.

626

21:20 ,685 --> 00:21:24,251

Tye: So so I had zeros factored into my GPA for

627

21:24 ,311 --> 00:21:27,155

Tye: two semesters for my three elective classes

628

21:27 ,500 --> 00:21:30,169

Tye: and my GPA was just absolutely horrendous

629

21:30 ,700 --> 00:21:34,649

Tye: and and so, and so you know, ut basically,

630

21:34 ,789 --> 00:21:36,092

Tye: yeah, laughed me out of the admissions

631

21:36 ,193 --> 00:21:38,627

Tye: office and I thought about getting into

632

21:38 ,667 --> 00:21:41,438

Tye: other schools, but then, you know, I just

633

21:41 ,458 --> 00:21:43,285

Tye: decided I'll just focus on the film thing

634

21:43 ,305 --> 00:21:43,546

Tye: for now.

635

21:43 ,566 --> 00:21:44,268

Tye: Maybe come back to this.

636

21:44 ,460 --> 00:21:45,908

Marc: Yeah, maybe the serendipitous, maybe that

637

21:45 ,928 --> 00:21:47,697

Marc: was kind of like little nudge to say stick

638

21:47 ,717 --> 00:21:49,563

Marc: with it, you're doing great, you know yeah

639

21:50 ,164 --> 00:21:50,725

Marc: no, it was.

640

21:50 ,966 --> 00:21:53,191

Tye: I mean I've, and now it's funny, you know,

641

21:53 ,351 --> 00:21:56,684

Tye: I've, I've spoken to, you know a few of the

642

21:56 ,704 --> 00:21:58,508

Tye: professors there and a few of the classes

643

21:59 ,189 --> 00:22:02,561

Tye: you know at ut, which is, which is is cool,

644

22:02 ,581 --> 00:22:03,744

Tye: we've gone full circle.

645

22:03 ,844 --> 00:22:04,967

Marc: Well, you know, mcconaughey, you know you

646

22:05 ,007 --> 00:22:05,648

Marc: ever want to go back.

647

22:05 ,828 --> 00:22:07,512

Marc: You know I think he has got some pull there.

648

22:07 ,552 --> 00:22:10,038

Marc: You know that's what's kind of a neat full

649

22:10 ,120 --> 00:22:10,581

Marc: circle thing.

650

22:10 ,621 --> 00:22:12,065

Marc: I was telling my daughter last night doing

651

22:12 ,085 --> 00:22:14,050

Marc: the zach bryan video with him.

652

22:14 ,632 --> 00:22:16,286

Marc: You know, when you did mud that's one of

653

22:16 ,306 --> 00:22:17,572

Marc: your first, and now you're kind of back

654

22:17 ,592 --> 00:22:19,039

Marc: with him and uh he's.

655

22:19 ,139 --> 00:22:20,462

Marc: You know, my favorite thing is whenever I

656

22:20 ,502 --> 00:22:22,406

Marc: see a video pop up on youtube of him going

657

22:22 ,426 --> 00:22:23,969

Marc: through Whataburger or something like that.

658

22:24 ,069 --> 00:22:26,454

Marc: So it's uniquely Texan kind of.

659

22:26 ,540 --> 00:22:28,205

Marc: I have to ask you you're a Texan and my

660

22:28 ,245 --> 00:22:30,210

Marc: daughter is loving being here now because

661

22:30 ,230 --> 00:22:32,002

Marc: she went to Whataburger what's your

662

22:32 ,042 --> 00:22:33,308

Marc: favorite item on the menu there?

663

22:33 ,380 --> 00:22:35,365

Marc: I got to ask every Texan I talk to.

664

22:36 ,568 --> 00:22:37,230

Tye: At Whataburger.

665

22:37 ,691 --> 00:22:39,923

Tye: Oh yeah, I think it used to be the honey

666

22:39 ,943 --> 00:22:43,110

Tye: butter chicken biscuit, but I feel like

667

22:43 ,150 --> 00:22:44,693

Tye: it's gone downhill.

668

22:49 ,000 --> 00:22:49,602

Marc: The quality has gone downhill.

669

22:49 ,622 --> 00:22:50,444

Marc: Yeah, well, you know they did sell, I think,

670

22:50 ,464 --> 00:22:51,307

Marc: the majority interest or controlling

671

22:51 ,327 --> 00:22:52,941

Marc: interest in company chicago or something.

672

22:53 ,001 --> 00:22:54,925

Marc: But there's, there depends which one you go

673

22:54 ,965 --> 00:22:55,647

Marc: to these days.

674

22:55 ,807 --> 00:22:58,901

Marc: You know, yeah, every actor I've spoken

675

22:58 ,921 --> 00:23:00,828

Marc: with it's really weird high, high

676

23:00 ,848 --> 00:23:02,052

Marc: percentage under 30.

677

23:03 ,096 --> 00:23:04,420

Marc: A lot of them are from texas and you're the

678

23:04 ,460 --> 00:23:05,583

Marc: second one that said the honey butter

679

23:05 ,603 --> 00:23:07,107

Marc: chicken biscuit which we had.

680

23:07 ,147 --> 00:23:08,571

Announcer: That for the first time just the other day,

681

23:08 ,611 --> 00:23:09,783

Announcer: and I'm like I don't know.

682

23:09 ,803 --> 00:23:11,153

Marc: My daughter's current jam is the grilled

683

23:10 Working With Spielberg and Clooney

23:11 ,173 --> 00:23:12,421

Marc: chicken sandwich, you know, because she was

684

23:12 ,461 --> 00:23:15,073

Marc: bartending at uh oh yeah, for uh spring

685

23:15 ,113 --> 00:23:15,394

Marc: break.

686

23:15 ,555 --> 00:23:16,419

Marc: If you've ever been on the south by,

687

23:16 ,439 --> 00:23:19,044

Marc: there's a real big, amazingly large deck,

688

23:19 ,164 --> 00:23:21,528

Marc: you know, and she's been bartending so for

689

23:21 ,548 --> 00:23:23,992

Marc: an 18 year old this is kind of wild.

690

23:24 ,012 --> 00:23:25,114

Marc: But when she gets out of work the only

691

23:25 ,134 --> 00:23:26,055

Marc: thing open is Whataburger.

692

23:27 ,323 --> 00:23:28,628

Marc: So for her it's not a big deal.

693

23:28 ,760 --> 00:23:30,888

Marc: Every night I'm like baby, I've got to cook

694

23:30 ,948 --> 00:23:33,204

Marc: something Because at my age I can't do

695

23:33 ,224 --> 00:23:33,886

Marc: Whataburger every day.

696

23:34 ,167 --> 00:23:35,690

Marc: It's tasty, don't get me wrong.

697

23:36 ,692 --> 00:23:48,554

Marc: For sure, one of the things I'm curious

698

23:48 ,574 --> 00:23:51,502

Marc: screen an important person is spielberg and

699

23:51 ,763 --> 00:23:52,444

Marc: working with him.

700

23:53 ,026 --> 00:23:54,489

Marc: You're the I think you're the first person

701

23:54 ,509 --> 00:23:56,421

Marc: I've had a chance to speak with who worked

702

23:56 ,461 --> 00:23:57,786

Marc: in on one of his projects.

703

23:59 ,110 --> 00:24:00,635

Marc: What were some of the takeaways of having

704

24:01 ,076 --> 00:24:03,524

Marc: uh worked on a steven spielberg film a

705

24:03 ,584 --> 00:24:06,292

Marc: young guy, comparatively the other kind of

706

24:06 ,320 --> 00:24:07,624

Marc: things you've done, or just I've just

707

24:07 ,764 --> 00:24:08,607

Marc: general experience.

708

24:08 ,767 --> 00:24:10,401

Marc: I was curious what it was about or what it

709

24:10 ,441 --> 00:24:11,142

Marc: was like for you.

710

24:12 ,504 --> 00:24:17,652

Tye: Well, I mean he's touched pretty much any

711

24:18 ,434 --> 00:24:19,075

Tye: kid in the world.

712

24:19 ,235 --> 00:24:20,903

Tye: You know, most kids in the world have seen

713

24:20 ,923 --> 00:24:21,364

Tye: his films.

714

24:21 ,745 --> 00:24:24,570

Tye: You know, I think I for sure wouldn't be

715

24:24 ,590 --> 00:24:29,324

Tye: the same kid without his films and I think

716

24:29 ,525 --> 00:24:31,570

Tye: for anybody working in this industry you

717

24:31 ,610 --> 00:24:35,487

Tye: know it's I mean he's.

718

24:35 ,928 --> 00:24:38,214

Tye: He's an amazing, amazing guy to work with

719

24:38 ,394 --> 00:24:40,640

Tye: and, you know, a living, a true living

720

24:40 ,740 --> 00:24:41,101

Tye: legend.

721

24:41 ,341 --> 00:24:44,348

Tye: So yeah, it was a dream project obviously,

722

24:44 ,368 --> 00:24:44,849

Tye: obviously.

723

24:45 ,089 --> 00:24:47,054

Marc: So you had been aware of him, you know.

724

24:47 ,120 --> 00:24:48,625

Marc: Obviously you were young when you got in,

725

24:48 ,765 --> 00:24:49,307

Marc: you know well.

726

24:49 ,347 --> 00:24:50,551

Marc: No, you've been around for a little while.

727

24:50 ,591 --> 00:24:51,863

Marc: Of course, by the time you played ready

728

24:51 ,883 --> 00:24:52,545

Marc: player one.

729

24:52 ,885 --> 00:24:54,850

Marc: I just remember seeing et and I started.

730

24:54 ,870 --> 00:24:57,564

Marc: I saw a few films as a kid going wait a

731

24:57 ,604 --> 00:25:00,091

Marc: minute, this guy's a this is a name, you,

732

25:00 ,151 --> 00:25:00,271

Marc: you.

733

25:00 ,311 --> 00:25:01,522

Marc: Whenever you hear his name, the movies are

734

25:01 ,542 --> 00:25:02,746

Marc: going to be good as a kid, you know, I

735

25:02 ,766 --> 00:25:04,210

Marc: don't really know what a director you know

736

25:04 ,271 --> 00:25:05,695

Marc: for the most part, does you know?

737

25:05 ,715 --> 00:25:06,257

Marc: of course you've.

738

25:06 ,337 --> 00:25:07,641

Marc: You started off with terrence malick.

739

25:07 ,681 --> 00:25:10,029

Marc: You know that you you've had been blessed

740

25:10 ,049 --> 00:25:12,678

Marc: with some great directors and the uh and I

741

25:12 ,939 --> 00:25:15,867

Marc: I still have yet to see um the tinder bar,

742

25:15 ,907 --> 00:25:17,471

Marc: that's still on the list I wanted to see

743

25:17 ,491 --> 00:25:17,992

Marc: this weekend.

744

25:18 ,012 --> 00:25:19,001

Marc: I just ran out of time.

745

25:19 ,021 --> 00:25:20,824

Marc: But uh, george clooney was.

746

25:21 ,325 --> 00:25:22,547

Marc: I always wondered does he have a chill

747

25:22 ,587 --> 00:25:23,389

Marc: directing style?

748

25:23 ,469 --> 00:25:25,653

Marc: Is he an easygoing guy or is he got a

749

25:25 ,693 --> 00:25:26,795

Marc: certain intensity on his set?

750

25:26 ,920 --> 00:25:29,207

Marc: Cause we all know him like Danny Ocean,

751

25:29 ,247 --> 00:25:30,711

Marc: chill, kind of George Clooney.

752

25:30 ,780 --> 00:25:32,226

Marc: But as a director, what's he like to work

753

25:32 ,266 --> 00:25:32,467

Marc: with?

754

25:33 ,020 --> 00:25:33,802

Tye: He's, he's.

755

25:34 ,002 --> 00:25:34,905

Tye: He's a pretty chill guy.

756

25:36 ,188 --> 00:25:38,453

Tye: Yeah, he's, he knows what he wants.

757

25:39 ,660 --> 00:25:42,109

Tye: He, you know, shoots efficiently.

758

25:43 ,161 --> 00:25:46,170

Tye: He's kind of like amazing actors director

759

25:46 ,210 --> 00:25:49,286

Tye: because he's almost, it's almost like he's

760

25:49 ,467 --> 00:25:50,790

Tye: acting the scene out with you.

761

25:51 ,091 --> 00:25:52,862

Tye: You know, he's talking to you like no other

762

25:52 ,902 --> 00:25:54,928

Tye: director I've which he's the only actor

763

25:54 ,968 --> 00:25:57,362

Tye: director I've ever worked with but he

764

25:58 ,125 --> 00:25:59,990

Tye: talked to me like no other director talked

765

26:00 ,010 --> 00:26:00,231

Tye: to me.

766

26:00 ,411 --> 00:26:01,795

Tye: You know, and sometimes it's like very

767

26:01 ,916 --> 00:26:05,387

Tye: simple terms, like you know that line, look

768

26:05 ,447 --> 00:26:07,472

Tye: down before you see it and then look back

769

26:07 ,552 --> 00:26:07,632

Tye: up.

770

26:07 ,712 --> 00:26:09,103

Tye: Trust me, it's an old movie star trick.

771

26:09 ,203 --> 00:26:12,712

Tye: You know stuff like that and it's.

772

26:13 ,201 --> 00:26:16,410

Tye: You know that was fun, you know, yes, it

773

26:16 ,430 --> 00:26:18,383

Tye: was like I felt like we were in the.

774

26:19 ,066 --> 00:26:20,961

Tye: You know, we're kind of in the same in the

775

26:21 ,001 --> 00:26:23,226

Tye: same boat the entire time, kind of going

776

26:23 ,246 --> 00:26:26,212

Tye: through it together in a way, which, which

777

26:26 ,232 --> 00:26:29,304

Tye: was cool, um, but yeah, no, he's.

778

26:29 ,384 --> 00:26:34,012

Tye: He's also very, very mellow, easygoing, his

779

26:34 ,412 --> 00:26:37,302

Tye: he and and uh grant has love his producing

780

26:37 ,322 --> 00:26:38,625

Tye: partner, have a great thing going.

781

26:38 ,665 --> 00:26:42,053

Tye: They're really really, really fun guys to

782

26:42 ,093 --> 00:26:42,721

Tye: make movies with.

783

26:43 ,202 --> 00:26:45,066

Marc: I would do it again in a Now you've been

784

26:45 ,106 --> 00:26:47,231

Marc: involved in producing stuff also, correct,

785

26:47 ,311 --> 00:26:47,873

Marc: have you?

786

26:47 ,893 --> 00:26:49,303

Marc: So you're, you're starting to get involved

787

26:48 AI in Film Industry and Creativity

26:49 ,344 --> 00:26:50,608

Marc: in kind of the you know the meat and

788

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Marc: potatoes get some movies made, have.

789

26:52 ,266 --> 00:26:54,597

Marc: Is that kind of where you're going?

790

26:54 ,617 --> 00:26:55,801

Marc: You think you know you want to get more

791

26:55 ,841 --> 00:26:57,402

Marc: involved in producing, maybe direct

792

26:57 ,442 --> 00:26:57,762

Marc: something.

793

26:58 ,463 --> 00:27:00,264

Tye: Yeah, I mean, I think, like I said, you

794

27:00 ,284 --> 00:27:02,186

Tye: know, when I, when I first walked onto a

795

27:02 ,226 --> 00:27:04,448

Tye: film set, the acting was just as new to me

796

27:05 ,168 --> 00:27:07,130

Tye: as everything else, and so, you know,

797

27:07 ,350 --> 00:27:09,632

Tye: entire filmmaking process has always been

798

27:09 ,672 --> 00:27:10,473

Tye: fascinating to me.

799

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Tye: You know, from day one, I wanted to know

800

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Tye: what everyone's role was, what they were

801

27:15 ,277 --> 00:27:21,622

Tye: doing, why it took so many people to make

802

27:21 ,642 --> 00:27:22,163

Tye: films, why it was so slow.

803

27:22 ,183 --> 00:27:23,045

Tye: And you know, having worked on small films

804

27:23 ,065 --> 00:27:23,907

Tye: and big films, I just am a curious guy,

805

27:23 ,947 --> 00:27:26,935

Tye: naturally, and I just was really curious

806

27:26 ,975 --> 00:27:28,884

Tye: about how do these big, how do these big

807

27:28 ,925 --> 00:27:31,191

Tye: movies work and how much, how much money do

808

27:31 ,211 --> 00:27:32,121

Tye: you need to to?

809

27:32 ,402 --> 00:27:35,069

Tye: You know, to have this, you know this

810

27:35 ,089 --> 00:27:37,082

Tye: amount of visual effects in your, your

811

27:37 ,122 --> 00:27:38,405

Tye: films, and why, and why does it?

812

27:39 ,427 --> 00:27:40,550

Tye: Why do you need so many artists?

813

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Tye: So I think, like all of these questions

814

27:42 ,280 --> 00:27:44,962

Tye: have really kind of influenced, you know,

815

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Tye: the work that I'm doing.

816

27:46 ,884 --> 00:27:50,947

Tye: You know, beyond acting, I'm producing a

817

27:50 ,987 --> 00:27:53,509

Tye: number of films, including this film that

818

27:53 ,529 --> 00:27:55,210

Tye: comes out at the end of the month Asphalt

819

27:55 ,230 --> 00:27:57,191

Tye: City, several years back, it's called

820

27:57 ,211 --> 00:28:07,862

Tye: Wonder Dynamics and essentially what we're

821

28:07 ,882 --> 00:28:09,924

Tye: doing is we're building AI-driven

822

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Tye: production tools that are really meant to

823

28:16 ,050 --> 00:28:20,215

Tye: make Hollywood-level effects more

824

28:20 ,315 --> 00:28:22,560

Tye: attainable for the indie filmmaker, so

825

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Tye: allowing indie filmmakers.

826

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Marc: Well that's that's fascinating that you

827

28:25 ,027 --> 00:28:26,712

Marc: jumped on top of that, because I'm not like.

828

28:26 ,920 --> 00:28:29,868

Marc: I just read Tyler Perry put on hold some

829

28:29 ,888 --> 00:28:30,710

Marc: studio development in.

830

28:30 ,770 --> 00:28:32,401

Marc: Atlanta because he doesn't know how some of

831

28:32 ,421 --> 00:28:34,969

Marc: this tech's going to overtake the need to

832

28:35 ,029 --> 00:28:35,952

Marc: have large studios.

833

28:36 ,881 --> 00:28:37,984

Tye: And it's moving so quickly.

834

28:38 ,084 --> 00:28:40,129

Tye: You know, I think and you have to be very

835

28:40 ,550 --> 00:28:42,463

Tye: you know it's it's it's a very sensitive

836

28:42 ,503 --> 00:28:45,150

Tye: topic in I all industries, but especially

837

28:45 ,191 --> 00:28:45,732

Tye: in Hollywood.

838

28:46 ,000 --> 00:28:51,904

Tye: I think artists feel threatened by AI and I

839

28:51 ,924 --> 00:28:55,311

Tye: think, for us my co-founder and I his name

840

28:55 ,351 --> 00:28:56,934

Tye: is Nikola we're both artists ourselves.

841

28:57 ,180 --> 00:28:58,726

Tye: He was a visual effects artist and then

842

28:58 ,766 --> 00:29:00,943

Tye: turned supervisor, and I obviously come

843

29:00 ,983 --> 00:29:09,601

Tye: from a background in acting, come from a

844

29:09 ,641 --> 00:29:10,704

Tye: background in acting, and so for us it was

845

29:10 ,724 --> 00:29:12,007

Tye: really important that we use AI and machine

846

29:12 ,067 --> 00:29:13,250

Tye: learning to support artists, not to replace

847

29:13 ,290 --> 00:29:15,582

Tye: them, and in July last year, we launched a

848

29:15 ,622 --> 00:29:17,626

Tye: product called Wonder Studio, which is a

849

29:17 ,666 --> 00:29:21,934

Tye: web-based cloud platform that essentially,

850

29:21 ,974 --> 00:29:25,289

Tye: you can upload any 2D video and extract the

851

29:25 ,349 --> 00:29:27,546

Tye: animation data, but not only the animation

852

29:27 ,607 --> 00:29:27,868

Tye: data.

853

29:27 ,908 --> 00:29:29,276

Tye: You can extract the lighting and your

854

29:29 ,316 --> 00:29:32,285

Tye: camera information and essentially build

855

29:32 ,305 --> 00:29:36,656

Tye: your visual effects shot and automate the

856

29:36 ,696 --> 00:29:40,986

Tye: process up to 80% so that it's more

857

29:41 ,107 --> 00:29:43,312

Tye: attainable for the indie filmmaker, so to

858

29:43 ,332 --> 00:29:45,266

Tye: speak, and then you can take that into 3d

859

29:45 ,286 --> 00:29:48,438

Tye: softwares and and continue working in the

860

29:48 ,458 --> 00:29:48,760

Tye: process.

861

29:48 ,860 --> 00:29:51,027

Tye: So it's not really like a black box or

862

29:51 ,067 --> 00:29:52,291

Tye: replacing artists in any way.

863

29:52 ,340 --> 00:29:53,905

Tye: It's really meant to support artists, if

864

29:53 ,965 --> 00:29:54,286

Tye: anything.

865

29:54 ,346 --> 00:29:57,061

Tye: But but yeah, and then you know.

866

29:57 ,122 --> 00:29:59,722

Tye: So it's, it's, it's all you know it's very

867

29:59 ,762 --> 00:30:08,560

Tye: pivotal time in our in our industry, and I

868

30:08 ,580 --> 00:30:09,686

Tye: think that we really need to be having

869

30:09 ,706 --> 00:30:10,710

Tye: conversations around what the future looks

870

30:10 ,730 --> 00:30:10,811

Tye: like.

871

30:10 ,831 --> 00:30:11,835

Tye: You know, and looking out on the horizon

872

30:11 ,855 --> 00:30:12,639

Tye: and trying to understand.

873

30:12 ,659 --> 00:30:14,364

Tye: You know where it's all going and how.

874

30:15 ,046 --> 00:30:17,472

Tye: You know we can think about our careers in

875

30:17 ,492 --> 00:30:19,301

Tye: the most ethical sense, in terms of you

876

30:19 ,321 --> 00:30:21,105

Tye: know not to stifle innovation but really,

877

30:21 ,125 --> 00:30:24,050

Tye: you know use it to to support artists right

878

30:24 ,090 --> 00:30:26,701

Tye: and tell better stories, and so, yeah, I

879

30:26 ,741 --> 00:30:30,021

Tye: think anything to that nature is is

880

30:30 ,463 --> 00:30:32,412

Tye: interesting and fascinating.

881

30:32 ,500 --> 00:30:33,365

Marc: I think it's fascinating.

882

30:33 ,406 --> 00:30:34,794

Marc: I mean the fact that you can actually um,

883

30:34 ,814 --> 00:30:36,684

Marc: you know I do it, like I said, a lot of

884

30:36 ,704 --> 00:30:38,936

Marc: voiceover and then, within that aspect of

885

30:38 ,977 --> 00:30:40,361

Marc: the industry, there's a lot of worry

886

30:40 ,461 --> 00:30:44,444

Marc: because it can, it can replace voice, but I

887

30:44 ,484 --> 00:30:47,046

Marc: always, like I tell, I teach students to

888

30:47 ,126 --> 00:30:48,907

Marc: teach voiceover as well and I said, listen,

889

30:49 ,628 --> 00:30:51,149

Marc: ever since I got into this over 30 years

890

30:51 ,189 --> 00:30:53,011

Marc: ago, it's always been authentic, natural,

891

30:53 ,211 --> 00:30:54,031

Marc: real person.

892

30:54 ,071 --> 00:30:56,674

Marc: People crave authenticity, I believe, and

893

30:56 ,694 --> 00:30:57,974

Marc: that's the reason why I don't think AI will

894

30:58 ,015 --> 00:31:00,396

Marc: ever replace in the sense that I think

895

31:00 ,416 --> 00:31:01,337

Marc: people are worried about.

896

31:08 ,280 --> 00:31:09,183

Marc: But there are still questions out there.

897

31:09 ,203 --> 00:31:10,126

Marc: You know, and I'd like you're saying it can

898

31:10 ,146 --> 00:31:10,969

Marc: supplement really well and give maybe

899

31:11 ,009 --> 00:31:12,173

Marc: people that the only barrier between where

900

31:12 ,194 --> 00:31:13,582

Marc: they're at and where they want to go be

901

31:13 ,602 --> 00:31:14,465

Marc: being finances.

902

31:14 ,525 --> 00:31:15,901

Marc: It sounds like what you're saying is this

903

31:15 ,921 --> 00:31:18,227

Marc: can kind of help them overcome that and

904

31:18 ,248 --> 00:31:19,901

Marc: maybe take some filmmakers who you may not

905

31:19 ,942 --> 00:31:20,826

Marc: hear about and give them.

906

31:21 ,320 --> 00:31:23,371

Marc: Is that kind of what you're looking at this

907

31:23 ,451 --> 00:31:25,541

Marc: as a way to kind of give people tools they

908

31:25 ,561 --> 00:31:26,303

Marc: wouldn't have otherwise?

909

31:26 ,885 --> 00:31:27,727

Tye: Yeah, exactly that's.

910

31:27 ,787 --> 00:31:29,372

Tye: That's definitely our mission at the

911

31:29 ,420 --> 00:31:29,781

Tye: company.

912

31:30 ,322 --> 00:31:32,386

Tye: Um, it was really try to democratize.

913

31:32 ,446 --> 00:31:36,074

Tye: You know, big stories for anybody, anywhere

914

31:36 ,540 --> 00:31:36,761

Tye: you know.

915

31:36 ,781 --> 00:31:38,104

Tye: So it's not so localized.

916

31:38 ,124 --> 00:31:40,389

Tye: You don't have to be, you know, in

917

31:40 ,429 --> 00:31:43,483

Tye: Hollywood to make these kinds of movies.

918

31:43 ,984 --> 00:31:46,630

Tye: Um, you can be anywhere in the world and I

919

31:46 ,670 --> 00:31:47,733

Tye: think that's.

920

31:48 ,662 --> 00:31:49,664

Tye: Yeah, it's really exciting.

921

31:49 ,684 --> 00:31:51,650

Marc: And you're in a creative industry, of

922

31:51 ,710 --> 00:31:55,113

Marc: course, but and you're very busy also but

923

31:55 ,153 --> 00:31:56,238

Marc: when you're not doing this, what are you

924

31:56 ,258 --> 00:31:56,459

Marc: doing?

925

31:56 ,479 --> 00:31:57,583

Marc: I mean, what are the things that are kind

926

31:57 ,623 --> 00:31:59,689

Marc: of keeping you captivated, you know, so

927

31:59 ,709 --> 00:32:01,963

Marc: you're not burning out on the uh, acting

928

32:02 ,023 --> 00:32:03,827

Marc: thing, um, what do you do?

929

32:03 ,887 --> 00:32:04,047

Marc: What?

930

32:04 ,268 --> 00:32:05,490

Marc: What kind of things are out there to keep

931

32:05 ,590 --> 00:32:07,114

Marc: some variety in your life?

932

32:07 ,200 --> 00:32:09,940

Tye: The acting thing is a very sweet gig, you

933

32:09 ,960 --> 00:32:13,504

Tye: know, if you just want to be an actor, it

934

32:13 ,544 --> 00:32:14,126

Tye: can be great.

935

32:16 ,223 --> 00:32:17,728

Tye: And I think for certain actors that reach a

936

32:17 ,768 --> 00:32:19,745

Tye: certain level, like you know, I have

937

32:19 ,766 --> 00:32:22,803

Tye: friends that you know they're actors and

938

32:22 ,904 --> 00:32:27,528

Tye: they're, you know, they have a very amazing

939

32:27 ,568 --> 00:32:29,302

Tye: body of work and they've reached a certain

940

32:29 ,342 --> 00:32:31,689

Tye: level in their career and that's all they

941

32:31 ,729 --> 00:32:32,752

Tye: want to do, that's all they.

942

32:33 ,260 --> 00:32:35,586

Tye: That's what they love doing and they're

943

32:35 ,606 --> 00:32:38,092

Tye: just looking for the next best script, you

944

32:38 ,112 --> 00:32:40,725

Tye: know, and they don't really care about

945

32:40 ,765 --> 00:32:42,308

Tye: anything else.

946

32:42 ,388 --> 00:32:44,091

Tye: You know that's the thing they love doing.

947

32:44 ,111 --> 00:32:46,175

Tye: About anything else, that's the thing they

948

32:46 ,195 --> 00:32:46,756

Tye: love doing.

949

32:46 ,776 --> 00:32:49,206

Tye: I think, for me, I'm kind of of the mind

950

32:47 Balancing Acting and Entrepreneurship

32:49 ,267 --> 00:32:52,067

Tye: that in the school of thought that really

951

32:52 ,087 --> 00:32:54,863

Tye: the best opportunities come when you create

952

32:54 ,883 --> 00:32:55,586

Tye: them for yourselves.

953

32:57 ,225 --> 00:32:59,651

Tye: So I'm constantly asking myself how can I,

954

33:01 ,361 --> 00:33:06,310

Tye: you know, be uh procreative and uh, I think

955

33:06 ,810 --> 00:33:08,033

Tye: I'm, uh, I like to.

956

33:08 ,333 --> 00:33:09,801

Tye: I'm a kind of a workaholic, I like to be

957

33:09 ,821 --> 00:33:10,964

Tye: busy, you know.

958

33:11 ,004 --> 00:33:12,969

Tye: So the acting thing, just acting

959

33:13 ,009 --> 00:33:15,563

Tye: specifically, takes up very little of my

960

33:15 ,603 --> 00:33:15,843

Tye: time.

961

33:16 ,405 --> 00:33:18,449

Tye: Um, it's really only when I'm working on

962

33:18 ,509 --> 00:33:20,621

Tye: films or in preparation to go work on films,

963

33:21 ,283 --> 00:33:22,506

Tye: and then the rest of the time, you know, it

964

33:22 ,526 --> 00:33:24,191

Tye: was really kind of dedicated to my startup

965

33:24 ,621 --> 00:33:26,265

Tye: wonder dynamics, and then, you know,

966

33:26 ,285 --> 00:33:29,071

Tye: producing other projects as well and

967

33:29 ,372 --> 00:33:29,873

Tye: development.

968

33:30 ,000 --> 00:33:32,305

Tye: So I actually spend more time, you know,

969

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Tye: these days doing the startup thing and

970

33:35 ,412 --> 00:33:38,820

Tye: developing projects than I do acting.

971

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Marc: Well, it's funny what you said about the

972

33:40 ,104 --> 00:33:41,989

Marc: thing about acting, having to be I don't

973

33:42 ,009 --> 00:33:43,231

Marc: think it's easy, I'm not saying that, but

974

33:43 ,251 --> 00:33:44,132

Marc: you know, if you're a director director,

975

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Marc: you've married yourself to a project for

976

33:45 ,753 --> 00:33:46,473

Marc: well over a year.

977

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Marc: You know, uh, but acting, I was speaking to

978

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Marc: the uh, anya Savchich.

979

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Marc: She was on the show with Ron Livingston, uh,

980

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Marc: loudermilk.

981

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Marc: Well, because she said he had made this

982

33:54 ,702 --> 00:33:56,708

Marc: comment to her like she's like something

983

33:56 ,728 --> 00:33:57,470

Marc: about directing, doing.

984

33:57 ,510 --> 00:33:58,761

Marc: He's like no, I like the acting thing.

985

33:58 ,821 --> 00:34:00,685

Marc: Show up, do my thing, get to leave.

986

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Marc: You know that's yeah, in a way, it's it's.

987

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Marc: You know it's relative, relatively

988

34:06 ,094 --> 00:34:07,363

Marc: stress-free and you look at the people

989

34:07 ,403 --> 00:34:08,867

Marc: having to like, look at budgets and all

990

34:08 ,908 --> 00:34:09,690

Marc: that other kind of stuff.

991

34:09 ,720 --> 00:34:11,284

Marc: You'd show up and have some fun.

992

34:11 ,384 --> 00:34:13,329

Marc: But, um, the things that you're doing

993

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Marc: intrigue you and stuff.

994

34:14 ,880 --> 00:34:16,785

Marc: But like, would you have any like outside

995

34:16 ,845 --> 00:34:18,329

Marc: interests things you'd like to do?

996

34:18 ,389 --> 00:34:19,512

Marc: Are you big into traveling?

997

34:19 ,620 --> 00:34:21,829

Marc: Do you uh, hobbies, music, anything?

998

34:22 ,260 --> 00:34:24,125

Tye: Oh, yeah, yeah, no, I used to be.

999

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Tye: I used to have a lot more time for hobbies.

Speaker:1000

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Tye: You know, these days I'm pretty much

Speaker:1001

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Tye: working a lot, but but yeah, no, I'm a, I'm

Speaker:1002

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Tye: a big outdoors guy.

Speaker:1003

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Tye: I love the outdoors, I love I'm a big

Speaker:1004

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Tye: adventure or any, any kind of adventure I

Speaker:1005

34:37 ,259 --> 00:34:38,281

Tye: can find myself on.

Speaker:1006

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Tye: That's, that's great.

Speaker:1007

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Tye: I like to travel alone.

Speaker:1008

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Tye: I like to.

Speaker:1009

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Tye: I like to hunt and fish a lot, I like, I

Speaker:1010

34:43 ,968 --> 00:34:46,011

Tye: like to fly fish and bow hunt.

Speaker:1011

34:46 ,111 --> 00:34:48,634

Tye: So those are kind of my, my outdoor hobbies,

Speaker:1012

34:48 ,654 --> 00:34:48,894

Tye: yeah.

Speaker:1013

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Marc: Snowboarding.

Speaker:1014

34:50 ,356 --> 00:34:52,722

Marc: When you travel with someone else, you got

Speaker:1015

34:52 ,742 --> 00:34:54,246

Marc: to make sure your itinerary kind of

Speaker:1016

34:54 ,266 --> 00:34:55,790

Marc: something they want to do also, you know,

Speaker:1017

34:55 ,810 --> 00:34:56,841

Marc: but you're on your own, you're.

Speaker:1018

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Marc: You're kind of you're more of an explorer.

Speaker:1019

34:58 ,860 --> 00:35:00,141

Tye: You're out there on your own just checking

Speaker:1020

35:00 ,161 --> 00:35:02,583

Tye: stuff out, but yeah, maybe it sounds

Speaker:1021

35:02 ,623 --> 00:35:06,145

Tye: selfish, but you get to do what you want to

Speaker:1022

35:06 ,185 --> 00:35:09,248

Tye: do and no one else can chime in.

Speaker:1023

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Marc: Well, you're kind of in your own headspace

Speaker:1024

35:10 ,989 --> 00:35:13,311

Marc: exploring, and I think as an artist.

Speaker:1025

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Marc: That informs you a little bit.

Speaker:1026

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Tye: That's exactly right.

Speaker:1027

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Marc: You're making me want to go look at a map.

Speaker:1028

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Marc: I didn't realize.

Speaker:1029

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Marc: I thought the Trinity River just ran south.

Speaker:1030

35:20 ,576 --> 00:35:22,337

Marc: I didn't know it traveled into East Texas.

Speaker:1031

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Tye: Now I've got to go look at that Southeast

Speaker:1032

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Tye: from Dallas.

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Tye: So the headwaters start northwest of Dallas

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Tye: and then it dumps out into the Gulf Coast.

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Marc: Are you any relation at all to?

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Marc: I have to ask Taylor Sheridan because I

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Marc: know he's in the neck of the woods.

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Marc: Any relation at all.

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Tye: I don't know, I don't think so.

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Tye: Um, we, yeah, I don't, I don't, I don't

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Tye: think so.

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Marc: His, his folks, I think, are from waco, but

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Marc: maybe, maybe, somewhere down the line well,

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Marc: it's interesting because when they shot was

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Marc: 1883, uh, they actually shot it where you

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Marc: know it, like they were going across the

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Marc: red river and all that kind of jazz.

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Marc: I was like they really kept it true to you

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Marc: know where they were shooting.

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Marc: But I want to touch on the project you're

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Marc: working on.

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Marc: Is this your first Asphalt City?

Speaker:1053

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Marc: Is this the first project you've produced?

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Tye: This is the second or third project that

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Tye: I've produced.

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Tye: Yeah, and then I have a lot of projects

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Tye: that are in the pipeline that I'm producing

Speaker:1058

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Tye: that are really in development.

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Tye: But, yeah, and then I have a lot of

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Tye: projects that are in the pipeline that I'm

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Tye: producing that are really in development.

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Tye: But, yeah, asphalt City has been, you know,

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Tye: a labor of love for a really long time.

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36:36 Paramedics in New York City

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Tye: I first got involved with the project back

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Tye: in 2018.

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Tye: And it's helmed by this director,

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Tye: jean-stefan Salver, helmed by this director,

Speaker:1068

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Tye: jean-stefane Salver.

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Tye: He's a French filmmaker and he's made these

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Tye: incredible movies like Johnny Mad Dog,

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Tye: which was about child soldiers in a

Speaker:1072

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Tye: nondescript country in Africa, and then he

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Tye: made this movie called A Prayer Before Dawn,

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Tye: which is incredible about this English

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Tye: boxer who gets trapped in a prison in

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Tye: Thailand and joins an inner prison boxing

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Tye: ring, and so he's he's kind of made these

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Tye: very visceral, hyper real movies of, you

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Tye: know, these unique worlds, and he's a true

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Tye: auteur.

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Tye: And uh, and so, yeah, we, we, you know we

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Tye: first, you know, I first got involved with

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Tye: the project in the early stages back in

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Tye: 2018.

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Tye: And uh, and then, yeah, sometimes, you know,

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Tye: I first got involved with the project in

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Tye: the early stages, back in 2018.

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Tye: And then, yeah, sometimes you know it takes

Speaker:1089

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Tye: a long time to get these projects made.

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Tye: But, yeah, we premiered the movie in Cannes

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Tye: at competition last year and movies about

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Tye: paramedics in New York City in New York

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Tye: City.

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Tye: So, obviously, you know, really, really

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Tye: important subject and kind of I think,

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Tye: really shines a light on medics and you

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Tye: know the role that they play in our society,

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Tye: how important they are and like some of the

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Tye: trauma that they face on a daily level.

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Tye: You know, I don't think people really

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Tye: understand it.

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Tye: You know I don't think people totally

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Tye: understand what they go through.

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Tye: It's a very close look at you know these

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Tye: medics and it's really about you know a

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Tye: young, a young rookie medic who I play, who

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Tye: gets partnered, comes in and he's new on

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Tye: the job and he's working in East New York

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Tye: and he gets partnered with this veteran

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Tye: medic who's Sean Penn, and so it's really

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Tye: about their, their relationship and kind of

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Tye: going through the in the trenches together.

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Marc: Yeah, they live a very unique life and it's

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Marc: funny what you said and I think you're

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Marc: alluding to the kind of the stress they

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Marc: potentially take at home how it colors your

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Marc: life.

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Marc: I had a good friend who I went to school

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Marc: with, who was a flight medical care flight,

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Marc: and you know in.

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Marc: East Dallas area.

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Marc: You know you have a really bad accident.

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Marc: They send a helicopter.

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Marc: Car accidents, yeah, oh, yeah, yeah, yeah,

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Marc: um accident.

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Marc: They sent a helicopter.

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Marc: A lot of car accidents, yeah, oh, yeah,

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Marc: yeah, yeah, um, and he, you know, I, I went

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Marc: to one of their get-togethers, a little

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Marc: party, and they had, you know, some firemen,

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Marc: flight medics and uh, you can kind of tell

Speaker:1132

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Marc: that there was lots of steam that was

Speaker:1133

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Marc: getting blown off.

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Marc: You know, because of the thing is,

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Marc: especially these flight medics they see

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Marc: stuff.

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Marc: I mean they're basically giving, uh, you,

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Marc: of course you did this film.

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Marc: You know there's certain latitude that the

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Marc: paramedics have, but the flight medics it's

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Marc: whatever they need to do to keep you alive.

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Marc: You know they don't need to get approval

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Marc: for as much stuff, I think, as the

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Marc: paramedics do for certain procedures.

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Marc: But he would tell me stories.

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Marc: I'm like, wow, how do you come home and

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Marc: come down from that every day, especially

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Marc: like this film takes place in New York.

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Marc: There's a whole lot more going on there.

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Marc: Did you shoot it in New York?

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Tye: Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, we were, yeah,

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Tye: very much in New York.

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Marc: What did you learn after playing a medic

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Marc: that you didn't know about being a medic or

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Marc: the process that was very intriguing for

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Marc: you?

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Tye: Well, because of the nature of

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Tye: Jean-Stefan's films, the camera sees

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Tye: everything you know there's.

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Tye: No, it has to look real.

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Tye: It has to be real, and so we spent.

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Tye: I spent years doing ride-alongs with medics

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Tye: in New York.

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Marc: Really no kidding.

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Marc: Oh yeah, yeah.

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Tye: Yeah, so we would travel in New York and we

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Tye: worked with a lot of medics at Wyckoff

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Tye: Hospital in Brooklyn and they were amazing.

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Tye: They were kind of our advisors through this

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Tye: process and would take us on ride alongs

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Tye: and so you know they don't, they don't

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Tye: really.

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Tye: You know it was cool about the medic

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Tye: community, the MS community.

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Tye: It was like you know they're so excited.

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Tye: You know that you're making a film.

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Tye: You know it kind of conveys the life that

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Tye: they live on a everyday basis.

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Tye: Um, but they don't.

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Tye: They don't treat you like an actor or

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Tye: something like that, like they just throw

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Tye: you the, you know the oxygen tank and

Speaker:1183

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Tye: they're like carry this up, you know and

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Tye: and and then you get and.

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Tye: So what's amazing about medics?

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Tye: It's like you never know what call you're

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Tye: going to walk into.

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Tye: Like the call comes in and it could be a

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Tye: shooting, it could be a car accident, it

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Tye: could be somebody having chest pains, it

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Tye: could be someone who's drunk on the

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Tye: sidewalk and sleep you never know.

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Tye: And so you, you find yourself immersed in

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Tye: these people's homes and in their worst

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Tye: moments.

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Tye: A lot of times, you know.

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Tye: So you're, you're, you're very close with

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Tye: someone and a lot of times your

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Tye: responsibility is to keep them alive Did

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Tye: you ever watch that TV show as a kid

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Tye: Emergency.

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Marc: It came out in the 70s.

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Marc: Oh, it was Randolph Mantooth.

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Marc: It was an offshoot of, I think, adam 12.

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Marc: I mean, we're going way, way back.

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Marc: But the interesting thing is that the whole

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Marc: medic thing was not even really a thing.

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Marc: It really is a much newer idea, you know,

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Marc: from the early late 60s, early 70s on.

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Marc: You know.

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Marc: You know, one of the things that I think is

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Marc: fascinating about it is you know you, like

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Marc: you said, you never know what you're going

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Marc: to walk into, like I know people do ride

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Marc: alongs for roles when they're, you know,

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Marc: going to be a policeman.

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Marc: Certain things that are common with medics

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Marc: how they like to navigate their day, when

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Marc: they take a break, or what do they like to

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Marc: do.

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Marc: What did you pick up on from the medics?

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Marc: That's pretty universal between everybody

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Marc: who does that gig.

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Tye: Yeah, there are a lot of things.

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Tye: There are a lot of things, it's lot of

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Tye: things.

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Tye: It's a very unique community, the ems

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Tye: community.

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Tye: Um, yeah, to distill it into one thing, I'm

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Tye: not really sure what that would be, but but

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Tye: yeah, they're you know, they're uh, a lot

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Tye: of times they're kind of like adrenaline

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Tye: junkies.

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Tye: Um, you know, mean, it's a very it's a

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Tye: highly intense job.

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Tye: Uh, you know, and and they're they are,

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Tye: yeah, they're incredible people and uh, I

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Tye: think they, they deserve a lot more respect

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Tye: than they get.

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Tye: And I think that's that was a hard thing

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Tye: for for me to watch and, like, I think what

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Tye: also created a lot of drive you hard thing

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Tye: for me to watch, and I think what also

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Tye: created a lot of drive for me to continue

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Tye: pushing this film up the hill and make sure

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Tye: that it got made is, it's just super

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Tye: important.

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Marc: You're right, we don't really see too many

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Marc: movies about medics or paramedics and

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Marc: people who are out, but you hit 911, you

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Marc: expect them to show up and know what

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Marc: they're doing.

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Marc: Yeah, before we get going, I got a quick, a

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Marc: few questions to call my seven questions.

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Marc: I always like to ask everybody just a

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Marc: little extra.

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Marc: Get to know you something kind of a little,

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Marc: a little extra, something fun.

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Marc: First question I always ask I'm a food nerd,

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Marc: always like to know what is your favorite

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Marc: comfort food?

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Marc: Anything that mom makes, oh, that's a good

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Marc: answer.

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Marc: Good, well, name one thing that she that

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Marc: it's kind of like in in the sheridan

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Marc: household.

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Marc: That is just like you know.

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Marc: If you come home and she's got a

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Marc: quintessential meal, oh yeah, something.

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Marc: You show up and it's on the table.

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Marc: You know you're home it's steak and

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Marc: potatoes.

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Tye: You know, it was like three nights, three

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Tye: or four nights a week.

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Tye: Oh yeah, that was, that was the big, that

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Tye: was a lot of steak and potatoes, uh, so

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Tye: there's, there's, there's that, there's, I

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Tye: also.

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Tye: I mean, my mom makes um salisbury steak, oh,

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Tye: wait, a minute, wait, wait, wait.

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Marc: Really great now where's your mom?

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Marc: Live again, east texas.

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Marc: Oh no, I'm joking, I want an exact address.

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Tye: Oh, you want to.

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Tye: You want the time, the dinner.

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Marc: Well, you know, growing up in Texas, you

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Marc: remember, you know, uh, if you went to a

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Marc: proper public school one day out of the

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Marc: week, you're having chicken fried steak.

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Marc: You know those school lunch lunchroom meals.

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Marc: You know, whenever they had Salisbury steak,

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Marc: I was, I'm telling you, I, I'm telling you,

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Marc: I think I'm one of the last generations.

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Marc: We had the old lunch ladies making the real

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Marc: deal stuff.

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Marc: The Salisbury steak was always the jam for

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Marc: me Lucky Now if you were to sit down with

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Marc: three people.

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Marc: You're going to have a cup of coffee,

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Marc: you're going to talk story for a few hours,

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Marc: living or not.

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Marc: Who would those three people be for a

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Marc: perfect sit down?

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Tye: Oh man, I think one of them might be Haruki

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Tye: Murakami.

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Tye: Who's that again?

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Tye: Maybe Haruki Murakami?

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Tye: Uh, the Japanese novelist, um um, wow, this

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Tye: is a really great question.

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Tye: Maybe, maybe, Marc Marc.

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Marc: Twain.

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Marc: Oh, that would be good.

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Marc: That would be good.

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Marc: You know I like that.

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Marc: You're the first person that's brought up

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Marc: Marc Twain before.

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Marc: Somebody threw that back at me the other

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Marc: day and they were like, well, who would you

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Marc: choose?

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Marc: And I was like shit, I must ask a hard

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Marc: question is I'm having a hard time figuring

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Marc: that one out.

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Marc: You're like I'd love to sit down and just

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Marc: pick their brain about something.

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Tye: Man, it's so hard.

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Tye: I mean, there's so many, maybe Faulkner or

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Tye: Thomas Wolfe, I don't know.

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Tye: That's a great question.

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Tye: My mind goes to like eight.

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Tye: You know 20 people immediately so you're a

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Tye: big reader, I'm taking it.

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Tye: Uh, I think at times, you know, at times,

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Tye: you know he's come up in the last.

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Marc: I've had a couple of episodes here.

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Marc: Cormac mccarthy's come up a few times so

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Marc: I'm like I've never read anything of his.

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Marc: So that's actually.

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Marc: I'm going to go read.

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Marc: Read some of his stuff.

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Tye: Oh, wow, um, yeah, well, there's, yeah,

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Tye: there's a lot of incredible ones.

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Tye: Uh, yeah, yeah, I recently read I read a

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Tye: Cormac McCarthy over the past few months

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Tye: and was really moved by actually the let's

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Tye: see what was that.

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Tye: Cities, cities of the plane, uh, the.

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Tye: It's funny like the epilogue in cities of

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Tye: the plane.

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Tye: I know it sounds weird, just to like

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Tye: highlight the epilogue, but man blew me

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Tye: away.

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Marc: I mean anybody that's a good storyteller.

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Marc: I don't care what kind of story they're

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Marc: telling, I can get into it.

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Marc: I've had two people mention it and I'm like

Speaker:1356

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Marc: I've got to go check out his stuff now.

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Tye: Yeah, I mean, I don't know, maybe

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Tye: Shakespeare would be on that list, Maybe

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Tye: even Aristotle.

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Marc: You know what they call the salons, the old

Speaker:1361

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Marc: Greek times.

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Marc: You sit around people just contemplate,

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Marc: talk about life.

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Tye: I'm like I like that idea.

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Marc: That's what I would be down with that.

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Tye: Oh yeah, love the Greeks for that reason.

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Marc: Now next question, to look back who was

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Marc: your first celebrity crush when you were a

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Marc: young kid?

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Tye: Oh, celebrity crush?

Speaker:1371

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Tye: I don't know.

Speaker:1372

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Tye: It's going back to my teenage brain.

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Marc: That can be a fun odyssey occasionally.

Speaker:1374

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Tye: Oh yeah, I don't know.

Speaker:1375

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Tye: I always had a huge crush on Natalie.

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Marc: Portman, I'd just say, as far as her

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Marc: performance, kind of like you, she came

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Marc: right out of the gate, the professional.

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Marc: The first big role she had was just a

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Marc: killer film.

Speaker:1381

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Marc: It's so funny seeing natalie portman.

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Marc: There's a generation that only knows her as

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Marc: the uh from star wars.

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Marc: Um, now, if you're going to be forced to

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Marc: live on an island, uh, and it's somewhere

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47:56 ,229 --> 00:47:57,584

Marc: you want to be, it's like a resort kind of

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47:57 ,624 --> 00:48:00,095

Marc: situation no streaming, no internet, so

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Marc: you're going to be there for a full year.

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Marc: What uh movie on dvd are you going to bring?

Speaker:1390

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Marc: And what cd are you going to bring?

Speaker:1391

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Marc: And what CD are you going to bring with you

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Marc: to this island?

Speaker:1393

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Marc: Because that's going to be the only source

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Marc: of entertainment, something you watch and

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Marc: listen to over and over again.

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Tye: What movie.

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Marc: Maybe Apocalypse.

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Marc: Now I see the poster behind you, right

Speaker:1399

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Marc: there.

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Marc: Are you a Hitchcock fan?

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Tye: Yes, yes, yes, big Hitchcock fan.

Speaker:1402

48:26 ,067 --> 00:48:26,596

Tye: Yes, yes, big hitchcock fan.

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48:26 ,617 --> 00:48:28,745

Marc: Maybe vertigo, maybe, maybe apocalypse, now

Speaker:1404

48:28 ,826 --> 00:48:30,430

Marc: maybe who doesn't like carrie grant, though

Speaker:1405

48:30 ,510 --> 00:48:32,063

Marc: you know that's like, uh, you know that's a

Speaker:1406

48:32 ,103 --> 00:48:33,407

Marc: movie I need to go back and see again.

Speaker:1407

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Marc: There's some movies I'm like I need to get.

Speaker:1408

48:35 ,100 --> 00:48:37,306

Marc: There's some movies I watch once a year and

Speaker:1409

48:37 ,326 --> 00:48:39,512

Marc: there's some movies, uh, uh, that I'm like

Speaker:1410

48:39 ,532 --> 00:48:40,982

Marc: I only saw once a long time ago.

Speaker:1411

48:41 ,002 --> 00:48:43,105

Marc: I need to see again and uh definitely one

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Marc: of them but what?

Speaker:1413

48:44 ,347 --> 00:48:45,228

Marc: Album, what kind of music?

Speaker:1414

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Marc: But what kind of album are you gonna bring

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48:46 ,930 --> 00:48:47,792

Marc: with you to this island?

Speaker:1416

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Tye: I'm into every, I'm into all kinds of stuff,

Speaker:1417

48:52 ,204 --> 00:48:55,814

Tye: yeah, but if I could pick one album, um,

Speaker:1418

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Tye: maybe, maybe, maybe a zeppelin album- very

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Tye: good, very good, very good.

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Marc: Well, next question If you were to define a

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Marc: perfect day beginning to end, from time to

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Marc: get up, time to go to sleep, what are the

Speaker:1423

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Marc: component parts of a perfect day for you?

Speaker:1424

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Tye: Well, not sleeping through your alarm to

Speaker:1425

49:15 ,671 --> 00:49:16,914

Tye: start is really good.

Speaker:1426

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Marc: So you're a snooze button hitter kind of a

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Marc: guy.

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Tye: Not really, not really.

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Tye: Um well, I mean Not really, not really.

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Tye: Um well, I mean, sometimes I can, I can, I

Speaker:1431

49:26 ,553 --> 00:49:33,361

Tye: can, I can snooze, but uh, but yeah, no,

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Tye: I've.

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Tye: I've had it before when you're super busy

Speaker:1434

49:34 ,384 --> 00:49:35,366

Tye: and you just, I mean you just, or the alarm

Speaker:1435

49:35 ,386 --> 00:49:36,790

Tye: doesn't, you know the ringer doesn't go off,

Speaker:1436

49:36 ,890 --> 00:49:38,141

Tye: or you don't hear it, or something like

Speaker:1437

49:38 ,181 --> 00:49:38,301

Tye: that.

Speaker:1438

49:38 ,341 --> 00:49:39,242

Tye: That's, that's never good.

Speaker:1439

49:39 ,483 --> 00:49:40,565

Tye: Waking up late is never good.

Speaker:1440

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Tye: Um, but but yeah, I think, yeah well, you

Speaker:1441

49:45 ,092 --> 00:49:47,095

Tye: know, getting getting getting good rest,

Speaker:1442

49:48 ,222 --> 00:49:50,608

Tye: getting sunshine in the morning, moving

Speaker:1443

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Tye: your body, uh, and yeah, and then a perfect

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Tye: day, like in the work world or the, you

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Tye: know, the leisure world.

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Marc: Oh, just just in life.

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Tye: You know, like I've I've had a number of

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Tye: people mention, you know they go through

Speaker:1449

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Tye: the ritual of making coffee in the morning

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Tye: and then they're somewhere to exercise or

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Tye: yoganess.

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50:28 ,053 --> 00:50:29,674

Tye: You know, whether that's through your

Speaker:1453

50:29 ,734 --> 00:50:34,296

Tye: workout or your sport, or you know, hunting

Speaker:1454

50:34 ,356 --> 00:50:36,778

Tye: or fishing or anything, camping, hiking,

Speaker:1455

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Tye: anything like that, I think it's, it's, for

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Tye: me, perfect, you know it's.

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50:41 ,342 --> 00:50:45,749

Tye: I love the escaping my my own thoughts and

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Tye: really, just, really just finding the

Speaker:1459

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Tye: stillness.

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Marc: So that's that would be the perfect day for

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50:49 ,583 --> 00:50:49,783

Marc: me.

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Marc: Last couple of questions is if you weren't

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Marc: doing this, if you weren't finding the

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50:53 ,544 --> 00:50:55,248

Marc: success and joy in doing this, what would

Speaker:1465

50:55 ,289 --> 00:50:56,332

Marc: you be doing for a living?

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Tye: Yeah, I think about that often, um, and I

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Tye: don't know if I have, like, uh, an answer,

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Tye: um, but yeah, I don't know.

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Tye: I still, like, I've always been a creative

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Tye: type.

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Tye: Uh, I think, you know, maybe I would have

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Tye: found some form of storytelling if it

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Tye: wasn't, if it wasn't film, I'd like to

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Tye: think that.

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51:20 ,752 --> 00:51:22,639

Tye: But then again, maybe it's you know, maybe

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Tye: it would be some kind of adventure or a

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Tye: hunting guide or something like that.

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Marc: It's definitely going to be outside

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51:27 ,505 --> 00:51:28,007

Marc: something or other.

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Marc: The last question is 16-year-old you.

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51:31 ,366 --> 00:51:32,669

Marc: You're going to jump into DeLorean and go

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51:32 ,729 --> 00:51:33,992

Marc: talk to 16-year-old Ty.

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Marc: What's that piece of advice?

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51:35 ,924 --> 00:51:37,769

Marc: Or knowledge, or guidance either, to put

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51:37 ,789 --> 00:51:40,397

Marc: you on a little bit different path, maybe

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Marc: make that moment of your life better.

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Marc: What's that piece of advice to 16-year-old

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Marc: you?

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Tye: moment of your life better.

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Tye: What's that piece of advice to 16 year old

Speaker:1491

51:50 ,660 --> 00:51:55,611

Tye: you, you know you don't have to.

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51:56 ,053 --> 00:51:56,837

Tye: You don't have to.

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51:56 ,897 --> 00:51:57,379

Tye: It's not a race.

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Tye: You don't have to stack it all up on your

Speaker:1495

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Tye: plate at one time.

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Tye: You know you can.

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Tye: You can afford to enjoy and not give

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Tye: yourself too many responsibilities at one

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Tye: time.

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Tye: Uh, I think that would be the advice

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Tye: probably.

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Marc: Very good.

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Marc: Well, my friend, I appreciate you spending

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Marc: some time with me today.

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Marc: I really do, and I love your work.

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Marc: I will say that I just watched the Voyagers

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Marc: the other day.

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Marc: Again, thank you, man, I appreciate that,

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Marc: thank you.

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Marc: I think Voyagers is one of the one of the

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Marc: it's.

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Marc: It's such a great story.

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Marc: I just watched it the other day and I and I

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Marc: just want to throw that back out that

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Marc: you're just one of the most interesting

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Marc: actors when, even when you don't have

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Marc: dialogue to just watch, I just enjoy

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Marc: watching you.

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Tye: I appreciate that that means a lot, thank

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Tye: you.

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Marc: Well, my friend, have yourself an

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Marc: absolutely wonderful rest of your day.

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Marc: Best of luck you too, and, looking forward,

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Marc: hopefully have a chance to catch up down

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Marc: the line and we'll think about you next

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Marc: time I get a honey butter brisket from a

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Marc: Whataburger.

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Tye: That sounds great.

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Tye: All right, Marc, have a good one.

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Tye: Yeah, great talking to you.

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Marc: Thank you All right, there you go.

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Marc: Ty Sheridan, Great conversation.

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Marc: Always nice to connect with a fellow Texan

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Marc: and talk Whataburger.

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Marc: Inevitably, anytime a Texan's on, that

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Marc: always seems to come up, doesn't it?

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Marc: Really enjoyed the conversation Again.

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Marc: And that always seems to come up, doesn't

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Marc: it Really enjoyed the conversation Again?

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Marc: The new movie he's got coming out March

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Marc: 29th is called Asphalt City.

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Marc: He produced it as well, co-starring with

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Marc: Sean Penn.

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Marc: All about being a New York paramedic and

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Marc: being in training and having Sean Penn

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Marc: train you.

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Marc: You know this is going to be a good film.

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Marc: You've got to check it out, all right?

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Marc: So I'm going to get on out of here.

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Marc: The kids are back in town from school

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Marc: because it's Easter break and we're going

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Marc: to hang out on the beach, do some stuff.

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Marc: Not quite sure we're going to be stirring

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Marc: up some mischief.

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Marc: That's the game plan.

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Marc: So I'm going to go do that.

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Marc: You go, have yourself a great rest of your

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Marc: day, a great weekend, whatever you got

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Marc: going on.

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Marc: Thanks so much for making story and craft

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Marc: part of it.

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Marc: Going to be back with another episode soon,

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Marc: so come back by and we'll connect again.

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Marc: All right, thanks so much and we'll talk to

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Marc: you soon, right here on Story and Craft.

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