Joe Walker

She recorded a temporary voiceover, but the producers decided to keep it in the finished movie.

You look like a good Joe.

um so according to the documentary dangerous days making blade runner from 2007 director sir ridley scott had a totally different introduction in mind for deckard in blade runner in the end he chose the noodle scene on the street to first show harrison ford as an ex-blade runner so director denny used that exact unused scene in this movie to introduce k which became the farm scene with the discovery of the tree

It's a very, very good opening scene.

But the fight scene between Kay and Rick Deckard, nicknamed the Hologram Funhouse by the crew, was the most difficult sequence to edit because it involved two fighting actors and many dancing holograms, and their movements had to match up between shots.

After many months of editing, Denny thought it looked too much like a variety act, and the scene was nearly deleted altogether.

until editor Joe Walker recut it as a very tense manhunt, deleting the music and most of the shots of holograms.

Shots of dead or broken holograms and their faltering sounds were kept in as much as possible to add the tension in the scene.

Music by Johan Johansson.

Editing by Joe Walker.

Starring Amy Adams as Louise Banks.

Jeremy Renner as Ian Donnelly.

On a rough budget of $47 million, Arrival would gross over $203 million to finish number 45 at the worldwide box office for 2016.

The film was met with mostly widespread critical acclaim.

It would garner eight Oscar nominations for Best Picture, Director for Villeneuve, adapted screenplay for Heisler, cinematography for Bradford Young, production design, film editing for Joe Walker, and sound mixing, and it did win one Oscar for sound editing.

In 2021, members of the Writers Guild of America West and Writers Guild of America East ranked its screenplay 27th in WGA's 101 Greatest Screenplays of the 21st Century so far.

it? Because the editing is phenomenal.

Joe Walker.

Joe Walker, yeah.

Who does all Villeneuve stuff these days.

So, I found myself asking a question, like, by the time the crew comes together, we know what has been established for us is what their relationships were like, what their life has subsequently become like since they've lost their partners.