Prologue Profiles

Dan takes his mic to the streets and interviews Tiffany, graphic design student, on the Journal Sq PATH Train, Jersey City.

"I want to make a different variety of princesses because I feel like all the princesses are kind of the same. I want to make one that has cancer, one that doesn't have parents, different ones like that so everybody can feel like a princess."

Dan takes his mic to the streets and interviews Gustavo, graphic designer (@greyoriginal), on the 33rd St PATH Train, Jersey City.

"You gotta find your way in and what you're best at."

Dan takes his mic to the streets and interviews Ruben, filmmaker (@power__2), on the Journal Sq. PATH Train, Jersey City.

"I saw 'Belly', by Hype Williams, and just knew that I wanted to do this for the rest of my life."

Dan takes his mic to the streets and interviews Mariah, soccer player turned graphic design student, on the 33rd St. PATH Train, Jersey City.

"There's nobody stopping you but you."

Dan takes his mic to the streets and interviews Chelsey, photographer (Chelsey's site link), on the 33rd St. PATH Train, Jersey City.

"My biggest challenge is the general self-doubt of having just graduated college and motivating myself to continue making work."

Dan takes his mic to the streets and interviews Mike, football player turned tech entrepreneur (Swollmates app), at the Grove St. PATH Station, Jersey City.

"If somebody else can do it, I can do it."

Dan takes his mic to the streets and interviews Janelle, a makeup artist at Sephora, on the World Trade Center PATH Train, Jersey City.

"I like eyebrows, contouring, anything that gives structure to the face."

Dan takes his mic to the streets and interviews Hector, music student and rapper, on at the Lexington and 63rd St. Station, NYC.

"I don't know how good I am [at rapping] because I don't show it all that much to people."

Dan takes his mic to the streets and interviews Alex, art enthusiast and knitter, on the Uptown 6 Train, NYC.

"I made this hat."

Dan takes his mic to the streets and interviews Bharath, 26, who moved from India to New York to pursue filmmaking. On the World Trade Center PATH Train.

"It was the first time I ever flew out of my country."

Film job site mentioned: mandy.com