Amber, you ever feel the wind on a battlefield like a living drumbeat? I’ve been hunched over maps of the Siege of Masada and think the chaos there would make a killer raw‑footage piece. How about we plan a quick reenactment—no clean edits, just the dust, the roar, the blood on the sand?

I hear the call, but Masada’s history isn’t just a backdrop for spectacle; it’s a lived tragedy. If we’re going to bring the dust and screams to light, we should honor the facts first—time of day, troop numbers, the exact way the fort fell. Let’s draft a script that follows the chronology, then add the raw energy on top. That way the audience feels the heat without losing the story’s core.