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Marshall Arts is a spiritual activity just as much as it is a physical activity. It hits you on a deeper level than just like what you're seeing, what you're taking in with your eyes.

You know that a deep conversation is being had and even though these two people are the only witnesses they're both being forever changed.

Welcome back to working. I'm your host, June Thomas.

And I'm your other host, Isaac Butler.

Isaac?

It's so nice to see you again. And I am super curious to know who you spoke with this week and whose voice we heard at the top of the show.

Yes, we heard the voice of one of our three guests. There's three guests talking once this week. That was the voice of Daniel Ma, who along with the other two guests of this week, Andy Lay and Brian Lay.

They're the three founders, filmmakers, members of Marshall Club, a Marshall Arts filmmaking group.

And they're best known for doing the choreography and for appearing in the new film, everything everywhere, all at once.

Oh, yeah, a little movie that made quite an impact this year.

And why exactly did you want to speak with Andy Brian and Daniel?

I mean, because they're fucking awesome, June, I mean, come on.

I loved everything everywhere, all at once. It's one of my favorite movies of the year.

And I think that the fight choreography is not only really wonderful and innovative and interesting ways.

But it's very key to the storytelling itself.

And so, and I had read somewhere that they're mostly self-taught. And I thought that was really fascinating.

And I just wanted to find out, you know, who are these guys and how do they do what they do?

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