One Last Emotional Entry

I plan to switch gears in this blog and try to lean more towards an insider's look into making a low-budget feature movie. Upcoming entries will hopefully offer tips and advice for up-and-coming moviemakers like myself. I have learned plenty from my mistakes and I hope to help others avoid those same mistakes.

First, however, I am going to once more compliment my cast and crew. This movie would not have been made were it not for the contributions of each and every one of the cast and crewmembers. I whole-heartedly recommend each and every one of them to any local filmmakers in need of hard working, professional, and friendly additions for their movies. I certainly hope to employ them all again in future projects.

As important as they were as professionals, the friendships gained with each of them is even more important to me. It was an honor to be on set with the cast and crew of Horror House for 15 days, many of which were more than 12 hours long. I miss them and I miss the production phase of Horror House. I love you Chad, Nick, Jim, Lion, Amy, Mike, Kat, Phil, Jay, Amanda, Kari Jo, Casey, Nicole, Emily, Anna, Gary, Natalie, Kari Ann, Aaron, and all the others who were involved in smaller capacities.

Enough gushing. Sheesh.

~Justen