I have a feature film and we just went with some distributors and they asked me that they go like what's your audience and I was able to actually identify it.

I was like it's for parents who have children on the autism spectrum and they go good you have an audience.

Like most people say we want everyone to see our film and then they go then you have no one.

Curiosity drives the best stories and then telling that story carries within it so many beliefs and

values and principles. The best way to disguise a revolution is to tell a great story.

I don't want to make a pity party. Like when I went and watched some of these other films around autism,

it felt like they're going, ah, sorry. I was like, I don't see anything to be like ashamed. There's these incredible

gifts. There's these incredible talents. Like I don't want to film just saying sorry. It was so fun just to be in these living

rooms seeing these families celebrate their kids through their musical abilities.

We just met the last like an hour and a half with a guy I was just telling Mark about

that we had his book right here at all these notes like is the most

prep I've ever done for an interview wow we didn't talk we didn't talk about a

single one of the things I'd a good interview though and it was awesome it's like it's

it's like a live it was what was supposed to happen not just pre-planned yeah I had my journal I had all these

questions I was gonna I love you know just doc film like I had all these questions I want to ask

and left it on the plane. Did you?

Oh no.

And I have all these documentary ideas in the back,

but I was like, all right, God, I'm trustee.

There will just be some like fun conversation.

Do you put like your information in the journal?

Yeah, I have it because I have left journals before

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