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and then bryce's job was-- along with her screen writers, dane charbonneau-- was to build a story and make a short film inspired by those images. whatever that meant. whether they were literally inspired or dramatically inspired that didn't matter. but you're supposed to be pure about taking the images because it reminds me of a creative exercise that i which is when i'm talking on the phone i like to flip over my memo card and on the book just do three different lines randomly and start to link them together and every once in a while even though i can't draw i come up with a really fun doodle. and i thought this reminds me of that game where you play with your kid where you start a line or story and it's continued around the table. i thought it could be fund. so bryce made a wonderful movie. she was short listed for the oscar category in short films last year and it was a very personal film and it was also successful for canon and i thought what it did was it promoted this notion that many more people are far more creative than they sort of allow themselves to believe. their work is