Great film, these six days feels like a microcosm of what tons of people experience in their 20s and 30s. Maybe try doing this again with another person? Ofc it would be cheaper, the passenger could look for the cool places you were afraid of missing, and there’d be someone to push you and ground you, but thematically I think there’s a lot to explore and unpack, even in meaningless conversations on some random interstate. Plus it’d be cool to compare the two films. Looking forward to future films, keep it going, man.
Holy smokes, this was incredible. It's such a massive undertaking of a project, and the end result is phenomenal. You absolutely nailed a very specific feeling of wanting to be a certain version of yourself--or a completely different version of yourself--and not knowing where to start or what the point would be. Expertly crafted from start to finish. That shirt transition was smooth as hell. 10/10
This is art in and out in addition to a brave and honest testimony about perhaps the most challenging quest of all. Thanks for finding the strength to go through with an obviously straining project and the courage to share it. It means something. It means something to more than you and it is relatable. Take care.
This is so relatable. Where am I going in life? What am I expecting? Why am I putting so much pressure on my shoulders? What am I missing out... Thanks so much for the effort. I had a struggle with opportunity cost starting this video but I am so happy I went ahead 😅
This was an hour of footage of loneliness. It gives the impression that you spent more time at the gas station than you did talking to people. You stop at rest stops when you don't need to rest. You stop at visitor centers of places you don't actually visit. You go to big cities looking for night life when the sun has barely set. Wherever you are, you're there, but when you spend all your time living inside your head you'll never truly be present to the things around you.
Great film, these six days feels like a microcosm of what tons of people experience in their 20s and 30s. Maybe try doing this again with another person? Ofc it would be cheaper, the passenger could look for the cool places you were afraid of missing, and there’d be someone to push you and ground you, but thematically I think there’s a lot to explore and unpack, even in meaningless conversations on some random interstate. Plus it’d be cool to compare the two films.
Looking forward to future films, keep it going, man.
Holy smokes, this was incredible. It's such a massive undertaking of a project, and the end result is phenomenal. You absolutely nailed a very specific feeling of wanting to be a certain version of yourself--or a completely different version of yourself--and not knowing where to start or what the point would be. Expertly crafted from start to finish. That shirt transition was smooth as hell. 10/10
I truly enjoyed this. Please continue your projects man.
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This is art in and out in addition to a brave and honest testimony about perhaps the most challenging quest of all. Thanks for finding the strength to go through with an obviously straining project and the courage to share it. It means something. It means something to more than you and it is relatable. Take care.
This is so relatable. Where am I going in life? What am I expecting? Why am I putting so much pressure on my shoulders? What am I missing out... Thanks so much for the effort. I had a struggle with opportunity cost starting this video but I am so happy I went ahead 😅
This was an hour of footage of loneliness. It gives the impression that you spent more time at the gas station than you did talking to people. You stop at rest stops when you don't need to rest. You stop at visitor centers of places you don't actually visit. You go to big cities looking for night life when the sun has barely set. Wherever you are, you're there, but when you spend all your time living inside your head you'll never truly be present to the things around you.
Nice Content! Oh, gosh, imagine if you want to.... HELL, and by the I mean Tunica, Mississippi, definitely don't go to the cutoff...
Room looks familiar
How do you get those long range shots?