This is The Business and I'm Kim Masters.

You're listening to a special preview of our conversation with Daryl Hannah,

whose new concert film, Coastal, offers an intimate look at her husband,

the legendary Neil Young, on a solo tour.

Let's talk about your career as a filmmaker for a bit.

When did you decide on picking up a camera?

That's a good question. I think when I started my video blog, because I really wanted to

highlight solutions to some of the environmental issues that we were facing rather than just

focus on the challenges. And I kept meeting all these really fun, fascinating, brilliant people who were

part of coming up with or discovering or creating solutions to the different issues, whether it be

remediation or issues with water, food, or everything relating to the environment. So I started a

video blog series about those sort of positive solutions.

And that's kind of when I picked up a camera because I didn't really have a film crew following me around.

So you.

Yeah, yeah.

So then the idea of filming your husband, how did he feel coming out of the gate on that one?

Well, I mean, I'd made quite a few documentaries before.

Like I did a documentary about my research on a film.

That was my first full-length documentary.

And I've been shooting his videos, music videos, for years and doing the concerts for other documentaries.

So this was not our first documentary together because we set up the cameras or I film.

So, I mean, actually, our last documentary that was released called Barn that came out before this was nominated for a Grammy ever.

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