And how much is just, Like the difference in scale between having a movie set at a cabin in the woods versus having a movie set in an entire town where you would need to have dozens of extras and take over a street or something.

I think it was a little bit of both.

We wanted the viewer to see the film or to see the world through the eyes of Ethan, the protagonist.

Since he was stuck at the house or in the surrounding woods, we wanted the viewer to be there as well.

We liked the idea of a self-contained thriller where there's one location.

There were definitely logistical considerations to that as well we um it's uh you know it's a low budget uh indie thriller and and setting it all in one location definitely definitely makes sense we actually it's funny you mentioned going into town we i think josh we we kind of toyed with the idea of having an ending where where a few of the characters are actually looking at the outside world a little bit and you know walking around and we decided it just wasn't it was better just to keep it keep in the vicinity of the cabin but yeah if you have anything to add to that

That's true.

I think, I think, you know, our, our film incubation was, is probably the smallest in scale that we've done.