I got this idea to make a movie short (emphasis on short) to illustrate that any moron with eighty-five million bucks can make a bad movie and any genius with 38 dollars and change can make, well, something. This all stemmed from a thought I had about tinkering around with stop-action (or stop motion) animation. You know, moving stuff around on the screen frame by frame to make it look like it’s alive. I had decided I needed to learn how to do this because I'm sick of trying to find flesh and blood actors to be in my movies. Maybe it's an LA thing or maybe it's me, but people in my world are generally unreliable, unpredictable and stupid. Adding them to the mix of trying to shoot a decent movie and your life becomes a flicking nightmare. Hence the appeal of inanimate objects that don't have an opinion. And, duh, I have no budget to do anything, which is another perk to using inanimate objects. They don't care about little things like pay, food or dressing rooms. Enjoy the show.