And I make sure everything is
good and there aren’t any issues
with the footage. Then I send it
off to post. It’s a technical job.
It’s an important job in the crew,
but I’m not doing anything cre-
ative or anything like that.”
But with weekends off, his cre-
ativity is able to shine.
Herold was working in Baton
Rouge, Louisiana for the Discov-
ery Channel show Killing Fields
when he thought it would be
cool to shoot a film in the area,
since his previous short films
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were all shot in New Jersey. The
location benefited him in many
ways. He was able to take ad-
vantage of fellow crew members
interested in helping out; his
friend Jessica Gurney was work-
ing in Louisiana at the time on
the A&E show Duck Dynasty and
she joined the crew as Direc-
tory of Photography; and he was
able to work with Sabrina Gen-
narino who lives in New Orleans.
The film is actually a reunion
of sorts between Herold, Ko-
lack, and Gennarino. The three
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