F.A.Q.
A: Weird story...We'd just started the project, and suddenly we were really committed, and I freaked out...all the ways we could fail came crashing down on me. And as I'm going off my rocker, my sister rolls her eyes and says, "Isn't the point of this to have fun?"
Call me psycho...I never thought of that.
I talked to God and made the decision that we were going to focus on getting together, honoring God, and having fun, and the project would flow out of that. I know it sounds crazy, but since that decision, the quality of this thing has done nothing but go up. It's like we're defying gravity...doing things God's way, focusing on the people, and He's taking care of the rest.
It was at that time, just coming out of freaking out, that I proposed the name Possum Tango Productions. I figured with a name like that, no one could worry about it going on their permanent record. Now? I so want it on mine.
Q: Is QuickStep a Christian film?
A: In the first round of pre-production, I was really perturbed that QuickStep was thwarting every effort I made to turn it into a Christian film. Actually, I had a burst-out-crying nervous break down and cried out to God, "Why are we making this? What does this film accomplish? This is fun, but God! What's the point?"
His answer: "Can't you do your part, and trust the Director to see the big picture?"
I love Him.
So, in answer to your question: no one gets saved, healed, delivered, filled with the Spirit, or snockered by the Holy Ghost in this film so far. But it's a clean movie, and a lot of fun.
Q: What's next for Possum Tango?
A: We're still talking to the Executive Producer about that; life is uncertain, and I don't know. But we're discussing a comedy, and we still have some short films on the table. Someday, I would love to make drama, too.
A: If you live in the Tampa Bay area, we're hoping for the chance to film a scene with a LOT of formally dressed extras sometime next year. Can you ignore cameras? Stand there looking dignified? Scream? Clap politely? We need your help!
A: My lips are sealed.
Honestly. I don't know.