What about the script made all these people want to make this movie? Was it a metaphor for something deeper, because it appeared to be just another road killer movie like a thousand other ones? I guess if this is the best script you had for your film project and you just "needed" to make this film for your career or whatever, then good for you, but really, my question is, was the story really all that great?
sharejust watched the making of on the dvd and i don't think it was a case that this movie was so great that they all wanted to make it, i think it was more that the director was so passionate about it that it rubbed off onto everyone,
The journey they took, doing the whole story from start to finish rather than doing the end scene then the middle scene then a bit of the end, made it seem alot more real to them. Working with a film crew, you grow into a huge family, and like i said because the director was sooo into this, everyone else felt they needed to make his dream of it being amazing come true.
i can keep a secret, if you can