With Trust Prey Hope complete, Elizabeth discusses screening the film and what prevented the project from moving forward.

Shooting the film is just the beginning. Discover all the things Elizabeth learned about post-production as she edited Trust Prey Hope.

Elizabeth and Duncan underscore the importance of communication as they share more stories from the set of Trust Prey Hope.

Murphy’s Law states that anything that can go wrong, will go wrong. Learn how Elizabeth and Duncan coped with hiccups on the set of Trust Prey Hope and kept their cool through the challenges they faced.

With the cast and crew in place, Elizabeth and Duncan review the pre-production they did before shooting Trust Prey Hope.

Who are the essential crew members in a production? Learn who Elizabeth and Duncan had on their team to make Trust Prey Hope great--and which pieces they were missing.

Elizabeth and Duncan discuss how they gathered all the pieces to embark upon creating their very first film together and Elizabeth’s directorial debut, Trust Prey Hope.

To conclude level one, here are Elizabeth and Duncan’s top ten pieces of advice for success in the film industry.

Learn how to specialize in films within a specific genre while avoiding being pigeonholed.

In this episode, Elizabeth and Duncan mention Save the Cat by Blake Snyder as formative reading material for aspiring filmmakers, available through Amazon and other booksellers: https://www.amazon.com/Save-Last-Book-Screenwriting-Youll/dp/1932907009

Though there will always be critics, Elizabeth and Duncan provide advice about how to trust your gut and persevere in the film industry.