Oh......

so am I let off with a warning, or do you guys release Trey Stokes into my house to pick off my friends and family one by one. Cool with both

Thanks Teague!

I think the major things that were really difficult was writing it, and being there on set. These all tie back to the reason I made it, which is two fold. First off, it was a lesson in editing. I wanted to make something that would help me understand the concept of editing, because I was brand new to even understanding film making as a thing that people do. Secondly, the story is very much inspired by close family and friends who have dealt with drug addiction. I wanted to make something that showed that Drug addicts were the victims of the story, not the villain.

writing was difficult because i wrote the first part as 3 separate monologues, knowing that they would be spliced together, and performed in sequence. Not to mention that every person needed a point of view. I pretty much just copied "A Christmas Carol" and did the whole Past, Present, Future thing.

Being on set (at times) was hard was because the emotion the actors brought to it. We made it a fun environment though, just a great time.

Hope this doesn't read as bullshity as it was to type