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www.postmagazine.com 7 POST NOVEMBER 2017 BITS & PIECES ing. One could argue [we're] 12 hours behind." Fox's room was equipped with an Apple MacPro workstation, a Euphonix mixing control surface, a Tangent Ripple for color correction and a 70-inch Vizio 4K monitor. From a storytelling perspective, Fox says Only the Brave was not so much about the wildfires, but more about the bond between the characters. "I went into this movie with a concept or idea of Granite Mountain being these guys who are in a brotherhood," says Fox. "What I brought to the table was the same kind of editorial philosophy that I had for Band of Brothers: It's about building the relationship between each one of the guys. And if that rela- tionship is not established and really grounded, what happens to them in the end — if you don't feel like you know them, like you've experienced part of their life — whatever bad thing that happens to them at the end of the movie, you are not going to feel it as strongly." — By Marc Loftus