Working For Each Other - FAQ

Q: Did Peter Jackson's AI tools make the movie? A: No, Deep Dream Generator is entirely independent of Wētā. - Q: Was Sir Peter involved? A: Yes, Peter Jackson and Morgan Neville supervised the final cut. - Q: Did Paul play bass? A: Yes, mostly bits and pieces. Fuck The Children Of The Rich is almost entirely Paul. So is Paramilitary Jamboree. - Q: Did you really write the White House Blues? A: Yes. It's a variant of Cops In The Beehive. It was my sheet music as well. - Q: How long did it take? A: Three months. - Q: Aren't those backing vocals just AI? A: No, all the voices are me. NotePerformer only did AMPP skits with synth etc. It renders notated music, so I actually wrote all the music that isn't someone else's. - Q: Did Paul sing? A: Yes, he sang one note in Moments Flow. - Q: Why am I so compelled by these film loops? A: It's called entrainment. Working For Each Other has several loop/sound layers that move asynchronously, occasionally aligning. This is much more effective than most methods. Like a polyrhythm that's also visual. - Q: What do you think the film is about? A: Well, it was born out of my job interview/acid trip with Sir Paul, so I'd say that our film is a deconstruction of the postmodern view of the interconnected world. It shows how easy it is to essentialise people via the media etc. Like all of our Imagine trilogy, it posits a better future.