Steven Soderbergh Interview - The Informant!

The transcript discusses the unique voiceover style in a film, characterized by a stream of consciousness that reveals thoughts not shown on screen. The voiceover was recorded on set, with the actor initially wanting to redo it, but the director convinced him to keep the original due to its energy. The process also involved creating variations, showcasing the actor's creativity.

What aspect of the voiceover in the film initially surprised the narrator?

• The voiceover was recorded in a studio.

• The voiceover included thoughts not shown on screen.

• The voiceover was entirely improvised.

• The voiceover was done by multiple actors.

How was the voiceover recorded during the film production?

• By a different actor than the one on screen.

• Using computer-generated voices.

• On set during the scenes.

• In a separate studio after filming.

What did the actor want to do with the voiceover after the film was completed?

• Remove it completely.

• Translate it into another language.

• Redo the entire voiceover.

• Add more lines to it.

What was the narrator's advice to the actor regarding the voiceover?

• To add more energy to it.

• To try a different style.

• To trust the original recording.

• To consult with the director.

What ability of the writer, Scott, is highlighted in the last section?

• His skill in directing actors.

• His talent for creating spontaneous variations.

• His expertise in editing films.

• His proficiency in sound engineering.