As you get older, you look back on the things you did when you were younger.

And a lot of times you'll say, wow, that wasn't a great idea.

What was I thinking?

But also you can think at the same time, that was still a lot of fun, even though that wasn't

the greatest idea.

And that's a good way to summarize something that I did in the early 2000s.

In my younger days, I wanted to share with you all here on today's

episode. So welcome, Monday's, Wednesdays, we talk apologetics and theology. Friday, whatever I

want to talk about. And today, I want to fill you in on a fun thing I did when I was a younger

man. It would have been in 2009. Pretty sure it was 2009. That's what's listed here on IMDB.com, though we might have filmed

it earlier before that. No, it wasn't 2008. I think it was 2009. I was involved in a zombie movie.

Yes, yes. Yours truly, Trent Horn, was a cinematographer, the director of photography,

for a feature-length motion picture. And you can go to

IMDB.com to search for Life Room, L-I-F-E space room, Life Room. You can watch the trailer. I'm not sure

where you can get an actual copy of Life Room if you want to watch it. But I just,

I just want to talk with you all about what I did back in the day because it's, it's a funny thing.

So that was, oh, that would have been 15 years ago, 16 years ago. So that was in my early 20s. I would

have around like 24 or so. And I had experience in video production.

I worked in high school. I worked for parking company. They were an advertising company. So I remember

my senior year of high school, I left. I got all my classes done early. I was planning to go to community college, so I didn't

work extra hard in high school. So senior year, I had, how did my class go? I had government,

then student government, then video production class, then English for, and then I was done.

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