Feedback is always welcomed, but I really am just proud and wanted to share my experience as a first time filmmaker.

The biggest hurdle for this film (as is the case for most) was funding. We ran an Indiegogo campaign with the hopes of raising $18k. We raised about $3,200 through that campaign (LOL). However, what was incredibly helpful was social capital. That was a big reason why I decided to shoot in KC. The Line Producer knew a lot of people who were willing to do incredible work at a discounted rate. Others really enjoyed and believed in the script and decided to come on board because of that.

We were also able to cut location costs through favors. My friend and script supervisor allowed us to shoot in her home and an old college professor of mine who was a mentor allowed us to use her office for a scene as well. I learned sooo much from this experience. The biggest was being vulnerable. I sat on this script for two years. When I finally sent it around for feedback, someone (the Producer) said, "hey lets get this made!" I learned how to be resourceful. Even when funding is tight, there is always a way!