Director Josie Rourke talks about why telling “better versions of our history” gave herpurpose intelling this particular story atthis particular time, how she approachessound differently for cinema and live stage productions, the importance of silence to her story, and how Dolby Atmos allowed her to subtly introduce the sound of whistling wind in the overhead speakers to remind the audience of how drafty and cold 16thcentury stone castles could be.

# About The Dolby Institute:

The Dolby Institute develops educational programming to help you advance the art of storytelling, whether you’re making a film, mixing the sound for a sporting event, or designing the next-generation virtual reality experience.