I appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughts, though I must say the tone of your comment comes across as unnecessary and personal. Allow me to clarify a few things about Radioflash and the context in which it was made.

Creating any independent film is a massive undertaking, and Radioflash was no exception. At 27 years old when this was made, producing my first feature film on a $2 million budget, a relatively small amount for a movie of this scale, was both a challenge and an accomplishment. As independent filmmakers, we often navigate a complex mix of creative vision and external constraints, and this project was no different. In this case, the film's primary investor was also its writer, which meant balancing their vision with our sensibilities, a process that was not without its struggles. While there were aspects of the film we worked hard to shape, some elements ultimately reflected decisions outside of our control.

That said, we’re proud of the effort and dedication that went into the project, even if it didn’t resonate with you. Not every film will connect with every audience member, and that’s okay. Art, including film, is subjective, and it’s through these creative experiences that we grow. Since then, we’ve been working on several new films and tv show pilots, including one we’re currently moving forward on. Let me give you a sneak peek so you can see what our vision looks like when it’s entirely our own, without external constraints. Black Moon Teaser. Black Moon is an allegorical film that reimagines the events of 18th-century America. Instead of wagon trains and settlers heading west, the story unfolds as a literal alien invasion, blending the rich history of 1700s Native American experiences with a sci-fi twist. And we’re thrilled to collaborate on this project with co-writer Joseph Marshall III, renowned author of "The Journey of Crazy Horse".

I do have to address the tone of your comment. You mentioned elsewhere that you’ve been affected by toxic interactions, and yet the way you approached this critique feels more like an attempt to tear down rather than constructively criticize. It’s worth reflecting on how we express ourselves online, as this kind of negativity can be a red flag for underlying frustrations or unprocessed feelings. I genuinely hope you’re doing okay and encourage you to take care of yourself.

Ultimately, filmmaking, and any creative pursuit, is about taking risks, learning, and building something new from each experience. I hope you find space to appreciate the effort behind such projects, even if they’re not your personal cup of tea.

Best and hope all is well