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Well, what got me really interested
in filmmaking was whenever I was younger,

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I would make these little videos with
me and my friends. We would be

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using Windows MovieMaker on those old computers, and I always felt like that I

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could be really good at it and
I had a gift for it. So

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I kept doing it and kept messing
around with it and really enjoyed it.

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And then well, you know,
I lived in a very small town.

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You know, it wasn't like California. I wasn't in La or anything like

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that. And I just decided,
well, how am I going to get

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into this whole field? Right?
And then I started getting really interested in,

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for the lack of a better word, the conspiracy community, than drew

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up a community, spiritual community.
Then I started my show Raised by Giants,

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which is a podcast and a YouTube
channel, and then I was like,

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and I started out with spirituality right, And I was like, well,

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I can't really make movies and films
that way, but I can put

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something out that people can find me
and people can watch and listen to.

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And I would interview people I had. When I first started, it was

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just a bunch of my friends that
I knew personally that I interviewed, and

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then I had to do a little
bit of editing with those shows, right

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because there's a video platform. So
then I kind of came back to me

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and then I was like, Okay, well, I'll make the intros for

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all of my videos. I'll make
the aaltros. I'll put you know,

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pictures and stuff in the middle of
the interview, and that kind of I

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really enjoyed doing that. That's one
of my favorite parts of doing my show

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is the editing aspects and putting together
the promotional material of the show. And

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then Jay Widner. I interviewed Jay
Wider a couple of times on my show,

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and I always loved his content,
always looked up to him, and

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I saw him as a very honorable
individual. And I had him on a

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couple of times, and I had
watched his film Quebrick's Odyssey a couple of

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times, so I brought him on
to talk about that, the thinking of

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landing and the shining, and then
I brought him on a third time.

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Yeah, I really didn't realize how
deep the rabbit hole went on all this

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stuff. And you know, through
watching your documentaries and others, theories on

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Kubrick's work you know, we'd be
here for hours just talking about the hundreds,

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if not thousands of subliminal messages in
his films. And I developed a

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new theory on The Shining. I
watched The Shining several times over and over

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and over again, and like a
lot of theories surrounding the sign the Shining,

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just like the jfk assassination. You
know, there's so many theories around

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The Shining. And I thought that
The Shining was a very boring film.

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Now I admired Stanley Quebraake's filming of
it, but it was just very boring

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to me. I didn't understand what
was going on, Like many people still

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don't understand the film all of these
years later. There's still theories and ideas

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that are going on surrounding the film. And I watched it like every day

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for probably like a month at least, because I was preparing to bring Jay

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on my show so that we could
talk about it. And then the day

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boy and I didn't find anything new. Right until the very last day before

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I was going to interview him,
I found the most mind blowing name within

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The Shining, and I into that
to Jay, and I was like,

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Jay, this is unbelievable. I
think I just discovered something that explains the

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entire movie. And he was like, yeah, I think you did,

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you know? And then a couple
of months ago by would do the show,

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and then I contacted him again and
I was like, Hey, we

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need to do a documentary about this. We really need to do this because

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this is something that is it's a
new theory. There hasn't been too many

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new theories around the Shining here recently. And he was like, yeah,

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let's do it. And then we're
like, oh, well, how about

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this do another film before we do
the Shining film because the Shining Film is

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going to take a lot of time
and a lot of effort. We need

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to put something out quick. And
I had already interviewed him about this theory

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that he has about JFK, so
already was familiar with what he was talking

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about and with this theory surrounding the
JFK assassination. And he was like,

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Okay, well let's just make a
film about that. And I was like,

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perfect, let's do this because this
is going to be the This is

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a mind blowing interpretation of what happened
to JFK and the JFK assassination and he

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trusted me. Now, he said, how confident are you in your editing

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abilities? And I said very confident
and he was like, all right,

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come on, And I was like, wow, that's that's incredible. It's

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not very often that people give you
a chance like that and that you can

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actually produce something that good as good
as I did and that we did and

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that we put together. So I
was very grateful for that opportunity and him

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giving me that chance to create something
and have a vision for it. So

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the reception of the film, I
think is going to really melt people's minds

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a lot, because, just like
I was mentioning with The Shining, there's

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so many theories surrounding The Shining,
you know, that is speaking about the

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Holocaust, that is speaking about Native
Americans, but it's about World War Two.

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And just like with The Shining,
this JFK documentary is different. It's

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unlike anything that anyone's ever heard before
because there's been so many theories surrounding the

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KFK assassination that it's muddied the waters, right, I mean, the JFK

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assassination was the original conspiracy theory,
and that's what we're going back to We're

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going back to the very beginning of
the conspiracy community. That's really where all

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of this conspiracy culture got put into
the zeitgeist of the consciousness of really everybody

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on the planet. And this movie
is really going to challenge a lot of

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people's preconceived thoughts and ideas surrounding the
JFK assassination. But I believe when people

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see it and they see what we
are presenting to them and showing them the

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evidence of what's happening, they are
going to be fighting within themselves because we've

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been told this entire time that it
was the CIA. That's everyone's go to

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thing with the JFK assassination. They're
like, oh, it was the CIA,

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and the CIA did it absolutely one
percent. The CIA orst the government.

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Theorists that take the official warrant commission
mine that alone, gunman Lee Harvey

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Oswald alone killed the President of the
United States JFK. And it's either one

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of those two things, or it's
the Grassy Knol shooter, or it's the

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driver of the limousine, or that
there's multiple shooters. And in this film,

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I'm trying to be careful here because
I'm not trying to give too much

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away. It's none of them,
and it's really going to challenge people's thoughts

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and beliefs and what they think that
they knew about the JFK assassination.