"I directed this short film for a class at ASU. I am a film major and find that film is an interesting medium for emotional expression and dissemination. I had a very strong vision for this film and I am forever thankful fo my cast and crew for carrying it out so well.

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The film was planned for 3 months and shot over the course of two days. We went through about 15 popsicles, a small amount of fake blood, and several wardrobe changes. I tend to load my films with imagery and like to take time to associate color, place, and objects with emotions, characters, or time-periods within my films. I only want to improve when it comes to filmmaking, and this film taught me a lot. I was kind of nervous to show people at first, but I now embrace this film with all its flaws and quirks and am happy to share it. I think that the situation in the film is ambiguous but relatable. I hope everyone can relate to the feeling of losing a friend or a lover and working to reclaim life alone." – Rachel Kennedy