heading on down to devil's elbow park and rented where widescreen i films will be working on the newest short film titled solving for those of you who are unfamiliar with i'm widescreen i phones is a group of local seattle college students whose collective passion has propelled them to produce more than thirty projects since the inception in two thousand and ten and finally will be heading on down to redmond renewed for a high school student turned singer songwriter josh baez will be performing at the old redmond firehouse so buckle up and get ready to be inspired good and my name is kumar and as you can see here we are right next to the last fertile piece of earth that's right now we're actually on the set of a student around production group called widescreen i films and they're here to give us an exclusive look at their upcoming short film titled sullivan written and directed by andy acosta now widescreen i films team members are known for their hard work and dedication they put into each and every film and today is no it's what i want to do saul you know it's kind of worth it and nice so in a nutshell how would you describe this film described as a post apocalyptic satire but that sounds a little ivory tower so i'm going to say that it's about cliches nice and what inspired you alternately to direct and write a film like this well i've never directed or written a film before and you know i've always been kind of a lackey on most sets so i mean you know working with widescreen i films gave me the chance to really kind of try that out myself and you know this is just kind of my big break hopefully so nice nice and funds location the location actually was thanks to our great location scout  he's over there is back is facing us right now but yeah he's lived in this area's whole life and yeah he's really familiar with all the trails around here and yeah could you tell us how much we're goes into a short film like this one  know it's you know it's only seven or eight minutes but it takes a lot of preparation and especially when i was still in school people have jobs you know we're not getting paid for doing any of this so we have to do it in our down time and just getting schedules lined up is the hardest thing and we've already delayed it three times and this is the third time and it anymore this place isn't go very post apocalyptic so yeah hopefully this works out great for you guys doing a great job and thank you for your time what's good to all six i'm here with jimmy kwan he is one of the more prominent actors in widescreen i films so tell me jimmy how did you get into acting well  so i understand in this movie there's actually no dialogue how did this affect acting and did it make it more of a challenge or did it make it actually easier for you  at it as if it's good or it's bad i mean it's kind of like based on audience for me i feel like it's will be a lot easier if i had like dialogue it's good i really look forward to seeing this and just like really understanding without dialogue like to i mean i've been i mean you know filming editing a lot of projects i'm already on like six different projects like this week so it's really this really not able like you got to like sacrifice that you know time i'm sleeping and really you've got to was kind of boring that i'm just sitting there and literally looking at the little screen and trying to film in one spot but then i wanted to make films you know i would always want to be a commercial director like t v commercial director so i start gathering team those kind of lucky to me you know script writers and i have like you know d p out there and doctor a screenwriter photographer and everything so at that point after i met them like you know i can pull this out now you know i can definitely make films you know being all professional house what advice would you give students i've heard of like from a lot of people too and i think it's the best answer for you know it's like  you got to say yes first and then you figure out later like you're going to have so many opportunities and it's hard to say yes because you have so many things you know you've got school going on you've got your homework you've got to do all that stuff but at one point you have to say yes and you have to figure out later you know he got to work your way around and all that so don't give up you know don't sleep don't give up and just you know dedicate yourself you really like film then you can make films  said so we understand that after you finish off your studies at the university of washington you have to go back to korea what are your goals for widescreen i films will do my best to lead them and come up with more opportunities come in more projects so they can keep that legacy going you know and one day hopefully somebody can take it over and get this going and you know don't die  let's get to us six i'm stylish and tonight we're here at the old firehouse teen center in redmond washington and tonight we have a very special treat for you because josh baez will be performing already at the age of seventeen he's released a solo e p titled before the lights go down and even had one of his songs featured in the indie film appropriately titled titles are too mainstream and such a night is a very special show for josh especially actually got me started hearing this guitar every day in class and you know i was amazed by it being this little seventh grader so that really is what got me started is just really progressed from there so and