In this conversation, Maddy Hookway and Saskia Steinberg reflect on their return to Channing School and the journey of creating their film Type of Rain, which explores themes of grief and healing. They discuss the impact their film has had on audiences, the challenges of producing a short film, and the therapeutic benefits of cold-water swimming. The discussion underscores the importance of community support, the lasting legacy of their friend Rosie, and the ongoing collaboration between the two filmmakers as they continue to craft meaningful stories.

• Returning to Channing School evokes feelings of nostalgia and reflection.
• Creating Type of Rain was a collaborative effort grounded in personal experience.
• The film explores grief and healing through powerful storytelling.
• Cold-water swimming provides a therapeutic outlet for both filmmakers.
• The film’s impact resonates with audiences, helping to foster community connections.
• Producing short films presents unique challenges that require careful intention.
• Rosie’s legacy continues to inspire and unite their community.
• Support from Channing School has been instrumental in their journey.
• Future collaborations are planned, including a feature-length film.
• Embracing authenticity and owning one’s story is vital for personal growth.

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