Aaron, um, what about you?

There, there's so many places that we're able to, to visit and see and, uh, yeah, it was just really great to be able to get inside there and, and just the experiences within, 'cause it, it is kind of interesting as the filmmaker who's trying to make sure all these different levels of w- where we've got logistics that we've gotta figure out, we've got the story that we've gotta figure out, we've got the individuals we've gotta get in and out, we've gotta work around construction, and there are just a lot of, uh, a lot of challenges going in there.

But every time we'd get in there with the leaders, it was kind of like the challenges went away, and just hearing them have their conversation with the leaders of the church in these very special places, the spirit was always so strong.

The love that the leaders had for you guys, I hope you felt it because back, you know, behind the camera, we could definitely feel it.

And, and sometimes it was even, um, not, not disruptive to production, but it was actually kind of fun.

When you guys were in the, in the font area, it was almost hard to get going with the filming because when Elder Anderson came in, he was bonding so quick with, with his group, and they were having such fun conversations that were off camera that we're like, "This is great.

We love this, but we've gotta get filming." And he's like, "Well, no, I just wanna talk for a bit." It was just really great to see that personal interaction.

She said, "Everything you go through, you go through for yourself and to help someone else." And that's the story of Jesus, is He came and He experienced the hardest things ever for Him and for us, and I just want people to know that He's real.