 The urgency of being in a life-threatening situation kind of led me to the point where I would say, get your stories out there. There is no better time than now. Artless kind of came into my life where I was really in a dark and scary place. They were a part of returning to life and my life as a creative and as a director at the time. My relationship with Artless began. One of their team members saw my portfolio and basically scouted me to become one of the directors that Artless enlists to create original footage for. And my first production for them was planned for a specific time during last year. And I got diagnosed with cancer a few months before that was supposed to happen. And Artless was the last thing I booked before I was diagnosed. Being diagnosed with cancer at such a young age, I was 32 at the time, was a really heavy blow. I was very worried about being able to go back and do what I love. At the time I couldn't even stand for more than five minutes. I was in a situation where I didn't know if my life was going to continue, if it was going to continue. Had no idea how I was going to come out of it. At the same time, there was this urgency that any life-threatening disease kind of put you in where you understand, okay, this is it. So Artless was one of the things during that difficult time that knowing I have this production coming gave me a sense of urgency to create and urgency to get back to my life. When I returned to creating after being so stagnant and not being able to move or do anything for such a long time, for me it was literally coming from dark into light. So it really felt like a rebirth of sorts. And with Artless there is this trust and this room for creative freedom that I had. So a lot of things just felt like I'm alive again, I can create again, I can be outside. Having my footage available at such a large scale for so many people is something that I'm really happy with and I want people to have the ability to access high quality footage and tell their stories. Going through the disease that I went through, that time in life taught me really honestly the only time to create is now.