The difference between a film and a rave of course is that a rave is inherently participatory. A rave is what it is. For that reason, a dramatic structure was better than a documentary structure, which involves 'talking' about an experience. If you go to a rave, you'll see that there is something everyone there knows but can't say. This is a form of communication.
Electronic music is almost the perfection of basic human communication.
A pop song is intending something, but there is a blank-slate quality to electronic music. There is a quasi-spiritual notion that we are all one on the dance floor. It's about being in the moment, about a brief interaction with a stranger, about spontaneity. Everyone must know. But now I wanted to explore all points of view.