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Bringing out the wolf in Nicole Kidman. Here she emits a tiny bark while stumbling, which becomes a wolf's call in the forest. An example of how these sounds became the score for #Babygirl 🐺

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brittanyvor 1 Jahr

unreal!!! i'm obsessed with the score, incredible work.

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CRISTO🐾vor 1 Jahr

thank you :)

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vor 1 Jahr

thats so cool!!! also where is this scene 👀

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CRISTO🐾vor 1 Jahr

Dailies. You don't see this shot in the movie.

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Justin - Journalism is not a crimevor 1 Jahr

Your use of voice in scores is truly brilliant & compelling. From Utopia to Girl with all the Gifts, to Smile 2 & here again with Babygirl. Can only hope for Dirk and Hunters some day... Thank you for what you do.

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The Oracle Electricvor 1 Jahr

@FreeRunArtists (your work amplifies my interest in the movies they are for much of the time)

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🩵Silent Hill Tourism Board🩶vor 1 Jahr

Obsessed💜🙌🏼

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Carlavor 1 Jahr

Felicitaciones 👏! No puedo esperar para verla , me encanta Nicole y sigo a Harris desde Beach Rats. Y si no estuvieran ellos, la vería solo por la música!

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