@trevortraynor

Early on in pre-production, I knew we needed someone local to Long Lake, someone who knew the town, had the energy, and was excited to try something new. The film needed someone who could jump into every production need without hesitation. Being the first one on set and the last to leave is not for the weary, and a production assistant’s long days require grit, enthusiasm, and heart. I’m grateful to have been introduced to Alyssa Smith a local artist and gallery owner who brought all of that and more. We even featured one of Alyssa’s linocut pieces, Flow, as a prop in the film tucked below the counter. When we wrapped, Alyssa generously gifted the piece to our DP - 🗄️ The Flamboozle Files. ⛓️ 111 artifacts onChain. 🎬 The journey of a short film to the silver screen. https://zora.co/coin/base:0x09fb350e66358c0af616d8c3c070d3d261b90711?referrer=0xde3975723d5de76070ca2169ab8716e48b3b4b81

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