Brittany Snow

Really?

Why?

Yeah, but it was awesome.

Well, I was awesome.

So I strategically had an editor edit the day scenes at the end of the day.

Yeah.

Well, my shoot was like $350,000 for one movie.

We shot it in nine days.

It was important because I was like, by the time we ended up finishing the shoot, I wanted to have a full finished movie to see.

You know what I mean?

And then we can edit and take our time and do what we have to do.

You know what I mean?

Because it's nice to be able to, you know, the next morning you see a finished cut of something that you just shot the day before.

And you can know, oh man, okay.

I think we need to add this or in between these two scenes, I think something needs to happen.

And that was a lot of a lot of that was just like the movie was we had things planned.

But then some days we just look on the street and go, oh, man, let's shoot down there.

Yeah.

it wasn't it might have been you but it was it was not me it was not me it was all you guys i didn't get it karaoke i didn't go no you weren't there yeah i was directing yeah i didn't do anything fun people were doing karaoke yeah all the microphone yeah and then all in my face and like i remember i got covered and it was so funny because everybody else i got covered this didn't say nothing

It's funny because I did this short film with Shia back in 2010, right, called Maniac.