INTERVIEW - Noomi Rapace on growing up with American culture, the film’s version of Brooklyn at 'The Drop' Interview

The transcript discusses the experience of working with a dog on a film set. It highlights the challenges of managing a dog's stress when multiple people want to interact with it, comparing it to handling a baby. The speaker emphasizes the need for respect and calmness to keep the dog comfortable. The unpredictability of animal behavior is acknowledged, with a focus on being adaptable. The transcript concludes with humorous anecdotes of the dog's antics during filming.

Why might a dog feel stressed on a film set?

• Due to loud noises

• Because it is not fed properly

• Due to the presence of many people wanting to interact

• Because it has to perform tricks

What is a key consideration when working with a dog on set?

• Feeding the dog treats constantly

• Making the dog the center of attention

• Keeping the dog calm and comfortable

• Ensuring the dog performs perfectly

How does the speaker compare working with a dog to another experience?

• Like managing a circus

• Like having a baby on set

• Like training a wild animal

• Like organizing a concert

What unexpected behavior did the dog exhibit during a scene?

• Barking loudly

• Running away

• Chewing the speaker's hair

• Jumping on the camera

What attitude does the speaker suggest having when working with animals on set?

• Being strict and controlling

• Being open and adaptable

• Being indifferent

• Being overly cautious