Andrew Levitas

And I always had a couple of talented crew members around, a great cinematographer.

If I wasn't shooting it, other folks.

And every time those works were coming out, or not every time, but a lot of the time, those works were coming out better than anything I felt I could make by myself.

And I always figured I would be making sort of

Hollywood movies, like bigger.

I mean, I don't really make commercial commercial film, but like more commercial films for, for more eyeballs.

And I wanted that.

I wanted more people to, to, to see it.

And I saw cinema is like the all time best delivery system for any of the things that I care about.

And so, you know, I wrote a first feature or the first kind of feature that could work for them.

And it was meant to be something experimental.

It was this movie called Lullaby.

And it was meant to be something that I was going to go out and cast actual families going through bereavement.

Right.

Or going through the death of a parent where they were.

kind of considering taking them off life support, right?

And so right to die, patient's rights, those sorts of things.

And I had gone through something like that in my family.

And so I wrote it just to figure it out.

And I was looking to do that.