Costa Rican sound designer Felipe Pacheco collaborated once again with director Christopher Nolan on his latest project, ‘Odyseey’. Pacheco detailed the unique sonic process employed for the film, notably the absence of a traditional orchestra. Instead, the soundscape utilizes instruments inspired by those of ancient Greece, creating a distinctive and historically resonant audio experience. He shared insights into the challenges and creative decisions made when crafting sound without conventional orchestral elements. This approach aims to immerse audiences in the world of ‘The Odyssey’ through sound reflecting its historical context. The project highlights Pacheco’s continued contribution to Nolan’s innovative filmmaking style and his unique expertise in sound design.