Hey, what’s going on. I’m Ryan Coogler, and I’m the writer-director of “Sinners.” So this is Sammie performing “I Lied to You,” which is our midpoint of the film, and it’s kind of a hero moment for him. Thi song was written by the great Raphael Saadiq and Ludwig Goransson, our composer, and Raphael is from Oakland. Kind of a local legend where I’m from. So it was an honor to have him on this. And with this, we wanted to use Michael Shawver’s editing skills to establish where everybody is and what their stakes are in the observation of this. So you see Smoke here in one corner, you see Stack, and they have a kind of an ongoing argument about how successful this night is going to be, what it’s going to take, what Sammie’s role should be in this. So, so setting up that kind of triangle Sammie with the twins between him and playing on that triangle as an idea here you got Delta Slim in a flashback giving Sammie a little bit of a context to his skill and the responsibility that comes with it and the legacy of it, and this conversation gets suspended because Wunmi Mosaku’s character Annie, who is a conjure woman, is giving her context, and she’s actually restating something that we’ve heard at the beginning of the film. She kind of gave a warning that musicians will have the capability of doing in this movie, and here we’re seeing it play out, and we’re slowly introducing these ancestor spirits, both from the past and the future. And we wanted to do it in a fluid, continuous take. Obviously, we’re shooting this here with Imax film cameras, 15 perforations per frame, 65 mm, 70 when projected. And we had to get up on that stage and kind of rotate around and really be definitive about when we introduced these ancestors and how they come in. And Ludvig, at the same time is changing the music. Aakomon Jones, our choreographer, is changing the choreography ever so slightly so that folks still feel like they’re in their time, but also outside of it as we get more and more heightened in this moment. And with this swirling feeling we wanted to give the feeling of an incredible concert and being kind of swept away and overwhelmed by the artistry.