So it has a really hopeful ending, which is unusual for an indie movie. First of all, since the entry price for making a movie has gone way down, people are not so guarded. I talked to Tom Noonan 's people, Hal Harley 's people, Harmony Korine 's people. Even by the time we were filming, there were other filmmakers going after us who were talking to us. So, a network has started of people sharing information, so I think there's a sense of community among indie filmmakers, and it's making for better product, too.
People are less intimidated with each other.
We shot four, 6-day weeks, and then a few months later, we did 3 days of reshoots. 27 days in all. DV shoots are becoming more unconventional. When people shoot DV, there's maybe the whole crew for three weeks, but because the cameras are so cheap, the second unit photography goes on forever. It's easy to grab the camera and grab a shot.