“We jumped at the idea of a street performer stealing the fancy convertible of an untouchable businessman, and people legitimately ignored us as we performed on the sidewalk of Hollywood Boulevard; the roles fell right into place. Once the scene was finished, we rushed two hours to the California desert, not forgetting to stop for tacos, naturally. We then spent hours just driving. Losing ourselves in the moment. Losing ourselves in the music. We forgot about the cameramen keeping pace in their SUV and the drones filming overhead. We dissolved within the freedom of self- expression and bonded with the essence of “Wild Hearts”-to be young, free, and unshackled. Filming lasted all day, beginning at 7am and ending as with an explosive performance beneath the desert sunset.”
