Los Angeles, California - Taylor Swift dished on the behind-the-scenes magic for creating her Emmy-nominated doc, The Eras Tour: The Final Show, during a rare chat!

The Life of a Showgirl singer made an appearance at the Ross House in Los Angeles on Wednesday, where she opened up about the creative process and working with director Glenn Weiss.

Per Deadline, Taylor shared, "One of the things that I was so impressed by, and the needle Glenn threaded so effortlessly, is that the Eras Tour was such a phenomenon because of so many factors."

She continued, "But one that I know that is really important is that it was a source of great escapism for the people who were there."

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The Grammy-winning artist, who wed Travis Kelce on July 3 at Madison Square Garden, emphasized the importance of replicating the same excitement fans felt at her final show in Vancouver on December 8, 2024.

Taylor explained, "Glenn and I had conversations about 'How do we preserve this experience?' Because if you lose the feeling of relaxation and freedom for the fans there, then you've lost a huge element of what makes this concert experience so special."

She added, "Glenn created a situation where the fans could be lost in the moment because of the rehearsals that he did with our dancers and me leading into the final show."

"If you liked the choreography that you saw of our dancers, you should have seen the footwork of our Steadicam operator," the Anti-Hero singer continued.

Taylor's record-breaking tour scored five Emmy nods, including Best Variety Special (Prerecorded), Best Directing for a Variety Special, and Outstanding Picture Editing For Variety Programming.