Hey Austyn, I’ve been tinkering with the idea of using subtle biofeedback cues—like a slight pulse or breathing rhythm—to shape an immersive soundscape that feels like a memory. Imagine a quiet kitchen at dusk, the faint hum of the fridge, the clink of a spoon, and then layering in a faint heartbeat that syncs with the viewer’s pulse. It could make an ordinary scene feel profoundly personal. How do you usually capture those overlooked everyday moments in your films, and would you be interested in experimenting with a bio‑audio element that nudges the audience into those hidden memories?