Andrew Levitas

You know, or I mean, actually those are, that's in the best case scenario.

I think more often it's, you know, you should be an engineer.

You should be, you know, it's like, it's more practical.

So like the arts getting any attention is rare.

And then within those arts, I feel like, yeah, people specialize.

Like people are told like, you're just going to be a filmmaker.

And it's like, man, if you open yourself up, you could do anything.

Like, you know.

It's also, you're talking about being career driven and stuff.

It's also like, we get into, I know for me, this is like-

my big thing.

I need to know what's the goal.

What am I doing this for?

What's the end?

So the hope is the hope is what?

And then, okay, that sounds like a worthwhile endeavor then for me to go through steps A, B, C, and D. But if something even slightly intrigues you or piques your interest, pursue it a little farther.

What's the worst thing that happens is you end up deciding you don't love it.

Exactly.

Exactly.

Yeah, in fact, I would say that that's actually helped.