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    Confessions Of A Sound Girl Cast Honour May Zar... Jun 2026

    “It’s about consent, intimacy, and the ethics of listening,” Zar explains. “We live in a world of surveillance. My character, May, thinks the sound girl is a saint for wanting to keep secrets. I think May wants to burn everything down. The push-and-pull between them is the heart of the piece.”

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    You think sound is about frequencies, gain staging, and avoiding feedback. It is—until it isn’t. Sound is trust. It’s knowing when an actor’s breath catches before a big line. It’s catching the tiny, unscripted sigh that makes a scene real. And I couldn’t do any of it without the cast who let me listen. “It’s about consent, intimacy, and the ethics of

    “I’m not trying to be a star. I’m trying to honour the May Zars of the world—the women who show up at 5 AM to tape down cables, who save takes from plane noise, who never get a trailer but always get the blame. If this show makes one producer ask a sound person ‘How are you, really?’ then we’ve won.” I think May wants to burn everything down