prolific film score composers of all time.

I think John Williams, there are two things about him that I find to be singular and amazing.

Number one, there's a thing in music that people talk about, which is an inevitability, which is to say that like when you hear a melody or when you hear music, it doesn't feel like that the composer made a choice with those notes.

It feels like that they were the only choice available.

You know, if you if you listen to a John Williams score, you know, da da da da.

Right.

The only thing I can hear is that is the end of that sequence.

What the timeline for you for lighting design really looks like a means for a Broadway production? I

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... um, when you could still go to Barnes & Noble, uh, if you were lucky, and find, uh, a Lighting Dimensions on the shelf, which is crazy now to think that you'd find that just, like, in a normal bookstore or a bookstore, period.

Um, so, so, so I, when I was in high school, I was, you know, obsessed with the articles and reading, uh, and I would get Entertainment Design, right? And so, like, of course, like, you'd find them lying around, like, your, your, like, tech booth at your high school.

There'd be, like, huge Entertainment Design.

So I was, like, really into these... 'Cause I, I lived in Pittsburgh.

I didn't, uh, I had never been to New York.

I'd never seen a Broadway show.

So why do you say that cue one is the most important cue in the show?

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... um, when you could still go to Barnes & Noble, uh, if you were lucky, and find, uh, a Lighting Dimensions on the shelf, which is crazy now to think that you'd find that just, like, in a normal bookstore or a bookstore, period.

Um, so, so, so I, when I was in high school, I was, you know, obsessed with the articles and reading, uh, and I would get Entertainment Design, right? And so, like, of course, like, you'd find them lying around, like, your, your, like, tech booth at your high school.

There'd be, like, huge Entertainment Design.

So I was, like, really into these 'cause I, I lived in Pittsburgh.

I didn't, uh, I had never been to New York.

I'd never seen a Broadway show.

So why do you say that cue one is the most important cue in the show?