It’s always amazing to watch a scene take shape through the monitors and see how close it looks to the final image. Normally, when watching the monitors, the image(s) lack a bit of ’sparkle’ and you know that in post you’ll have to fix color, black levels etc. However, with Aaron Platt (Director of Photography) you see more of the final product on set than any other DP I’ve worked with before. 

–Andrew Robinson

1. Dallis Says:
   December 31st, 2008 at 2:48 pm

   Omg. I rember when you guys came to our school. It was so cool. I wish you would come make a diffrent movie here. Meeting every one the cast and crew. They were all great.

   Thank you for choosing Plattsmouth High School. I had a lot of fun helping you make your dream come true, and you picked the best Actors and Actresses for the movie.

   L♥ve,
   Dallis Newell

2. Ashley Says:
   January 4th, 2009 at 12:09 pm

   when i found out about this movie i was walking down my street to go hang out with my friend at her house and all these trailers came down the street and im like what the heck is going on!! And when i went to school the next day i asked the kids house you were shooting at what was going on and he told me and im like ohh that really cool!! And i looked into it and thats how i became an extra!!

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