Renato, how did Knock Hatch Adventure Park and the East Sussex School of Circus Arts become filming locations and what did working at a real life adventure

park give us? East Sussex School of Circus Arts and Knock Hatch Adventure Park have never been used before for a film set.

So this was the first time that we used these locations for a film.

And it was challenging, it really is, because it's a 65 acres park, studio, school, it's huge.

From a film perspective, you have to install and set up all the crew, the cameras, everything needs to be set up and you can't leave the things ready for next day like you do it on location, on a studio and when you hire, right? So then you have to remove it.

So imagine like everyday arrival set up, dismount, pack.

next day arrivals set up this mount pack for the duration of the entire project it was very ambitious plus we had lots of free um not free live animals uh like like, they're real animals, so you can't predict what they're going to do.

Was a live attraction part of the vision during production, or did that come afterward, working with the team?