Kane Parsons

So I just walk into the room and we just talk about things and we just talk about what we want to do with the film.

Not in like a just in like a literal context, we're able to jump to it right away.

And and I think it became a very.

I've said it's seamless in other interviews and stuff, and I guess I really do mean that it was just me.

The biggest transition point was just taking what is usually nonverbal work and then just verbalizing it to other people and trusting or putting the right level of trust in certain parts of that.

And so again, like, I think I wanted to make sure I had every piece of, if I can picture the final thing perfectly, I just have to be able to articulate how we can get there to the right people.

And then they, they applied their themselves and they did a great job.

Yeah, I mean, for me, again, it was it was it was April of 2015, I believe.

And that's when I created my YouTube channel.

And I the first like material sort of version of a short film that I was doing repeatedly at the time, like the thing I was into was like Lego stop motion.

And so that's what I first posted on YouTube.

There's technically a first video on my channel now, but that's not true whatsoever.

That was

I guess actually it feels like forever.

That was 2017.

That feels like a million years apart from 2015.

But there's like, I think 200 privated videos before that one.

I posted a lot in that time.

And

And the early stuff was just very short little snippets, no audio, because I didn't know how to edit.