That’s a lovely observation—Boreas always feels like a breath of wind through a digital pine forest. When an actor moves through that fog, the subtle shift of light on their face, the way the mist clings to their shoulders, can make their performance feel almost tangible. It’s like adding a hidden cue to the script; the environment becomes a silent collaborator. If you want that authenticity, focus on the microtextures—each droplet on the set, the way the air temperature changes the hue of the sky. The better you capture those details, the less the actor has to rely on dialogue to convey emotion. It’s all about letting the world breathe with them.