It’s much more complex than one might think initially. Picturing everything from the point of view of numerous people and conveying subtleties effectively is a completely different skillset that took me some time to get comfortable with. The perks of solo work include being able to make changes spontaneously and being slightly disorganized without much consequence – this isn’t the case in a full-fledged production pipeline, where you must clearly define your vision.

For those starting, it’s a tough journey filled with hard work. Success may not come overnight. One needs to strike a balance between dreams and the reality of the situation. I acknowledge I’ve been quite fortunate, but there are many talented friends struggling to finish their passion projects while also making ends meet. My friend Zeurel is a testament to their resilience. Remain constant in your efforts, but be ready to adapt as well.

Oddly enough, technical difficulties were not a major issue. The gifted team managed to bring all my eccentric ideas to life, even those they had doubts about at the start. The biggest challenge for me is time management. I have a tendency to write lengthy scripts and require significant pre-production time to ensure I don’t overrun our limitations with unnecessary inclusions.

All the essential elements made the cut. Most of the deleted scenes are failed jokes or segments that were more effective and entertaining in a concise format.