Footage All Gone

Two Million Windows

Reviewing your own film is cheating a bit, so call this a note from the team instead.

We'll be honest: we weren't comfortable making the typical light-hearted "family movie." So late on Friday night, just before bed, we scrapped our plan and changed direction, towards something more serious, built on Ryan's past. It's still a family movie. Just not the kind we expected to make.

We cried a lot on this one. Tears of sadness, tears of joy. It's a quiet film, nearly five minutes, mostly Ryan's voice. We made room for the things that are hard to say out loud.

We hope you watch it. And if you're living something similar, we hope it helps, even a little.

I'm so proud of you.

Well, this one was a tough one. Our first ever film together, and honestly basically our first ever video at all haha. Ryan is studying sound, and I'm a chef and freelance photographer who had never touched video apart from one or two holiday recap reels for the gram 😅

We had a really strong idea that slowly got away from us while we were shooting and editing. (realizing I actually can't really act and talk at the same time was one of the reason haha)

The first cut ran about seven and a half minutes and it actually worked, then we kept trimming and trimming, and a bit of the sense went out with it.

Big learning moment for us, and we still had a blast.

Wink Murder

That was well written, loved the acting, good laughter :)