VIDEO : John Krasinski Reveals Unique Approach Used In Editing A Quiet Place

'A Quiet Place' director John Krasinski recently revealed the unique way he went about editing the horror film.
Website comicbook.com reports that in a new interview with The New York Times the actor and director shared that he watched early cuts of the film with the sound cut completely to ensure it would be effective.
Krasinski told the publication,
"On the first day or two [of post-production], I was going through different sounds with my editor to equalize it out, and I just said, 'Hit mute.' And we hit mute for what might have been five weeks,"
The film follows a family living on a farm hides from a supernatural evil attracted to sound by avoiding making sounds and communicating in sign language.