Many took up new hobbies — charli_xcx, however, turned quarantine into a full-fledged creative experiment.
that was hosted on Zoom every night, at the beginning of the pandemic. Every night, for a whole year or something. So we attended this thing as a response to the situation we all found ourselves in. And it felt like a really honest, positive, genuine, thing that people were coming together to do to help each other through this time.
Aside from that, I know lots of different artists have fandoms or something. But her particular fandom, or, The Angels, were a pre-existing community which had already formed very close bonds with each other and existed largely online. They were almost primed for this situation, so I think those two things helped make it possible.
If you go into one of her shows, it genuinely is an incredible atmosphere. It's just a really upbeat, safe and just fun place to be, basically where she just lets people be whoever they want. How did you choose which fans to include in the documentary? Why were their stories compelling to you?: We spoke to a lot of fans. I think probably over a period of three or four weeks, we were just [in] back to back Zoom calls with different fans every day. And basically, there are a few factors.
And second, it was finding the fans that we thought spoke best to the story that we saw unfolding. That story was very much — what I started to talk about earlier a little bit — how some of these fans were from the LGBT community. They were isolated in often very rural, or just outside of the big cities. We had a fan, Cole, in Alabama. We had Poison in Oakland. We had Ellen in, actually, Atlanta — so they are kind of big cities, but still.: Yeah, true.
This was a really big stride forward and, in a way, a very educational ABCs of how to tell a story. So that's hopefully helping us propel forward into scripted.: The idea of a feature film, just the sheer scale and amount of time, it's quite daunting. So we threw ourselves into it, and I think it didn't really become a reality, or didn't feel like we were making this feature film until a bit into that process.
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