Wait, before we get into the show, wait, wait, wait, just listen to this. We're having a meetup. There's a meetup in L.A. Meetup, meetup time. I want to meet up. I'm in a movie. I'm in a movie. And it's having its West Coast premiere at Dancing with Films Festival on the 21st. That's Sunday, June 21st at 4 p.m. The movie is called Heartworm. It is at the Chinese

six theaters. Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, 9-0-028. You are going to go to the film.

And then afterwards, you know, usually in a film festival, there's like this talk back for like,

you know, eight minutes. We're not going to do that.

We're going to do a talk back that I'm going to host. And it's going to be the casting director,

Nancy Foy, who casts the movie and also cast September 5th, June Mongey, October Sky, a few things

you might have heard of. Also, the writer, director of the film, Miriam Arns, and the cinematographer writer Mitchell Arons, as well as I will be there asking the questions. We're also going to have, you know, I think, I think all my reps are coming, which will be nice. I think other cast members and their reps are going to be there. After we do the talkback, we're going to do like a little, a little go somewhere,

have a drink, and hang. Tickets are 2175. It gets you a ticket into the movie and also the

talk back afterwards. You must have a ticket to the movie in order to attend the talkback.

And then we're going to go grab a drink. And if you're sober, water.

It's going to be fantastic.

It's going to be a really fun time.

Many of you have already reached out and are going.

I'm very excited about that.

Celebrating independent film.

I know those of you who are especially interested in independent film,

specifically creating your own independent film,

I highly recommend you go.

I'm also trying to get a curator from the film festival to be part of the talkback as well,

so that way I can talk to somebody who is a picker and chooser of what gets into film festivals,

to talk about the process, the selections, and how you can best capitalize on the experience

if you yourself are in a film or making a film in the indie circuit.

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