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>Host: Welcome back, everybody! Once again we're here with Anon Feelsman talking about his first feature film called "Dust to Dust". Anon, how did you-- By the way I gotta say, I watched it and ... My god!

>>Me: Thanks, Craig. I really appreciate you saying that. Really, I do.

>OK. I don't wanna spoil it for the folks at home, but man oh man. What a ride. Anyway, how did you come up with these ideas? Meditation? Did you go to the Himalayas for enlightenment or what, Anon? HOW DID YOU DO IT? Huh?

>>Um...the ideas didn't become anything more than that until after I turned 20 and realized that I could develop these things further. You know, I'd have these scenes looping in my head back and forth, back and forth for months on end until I was in the right place to finally, you know, put them on paper and later on through a lens.

>That sounds like a lot work. I just have my interns do all that. Now when you say "the right time" what time was that?

>>I was in the middle of my degree. Me and my friends started making a couple of shorts when we had the time. I would shoot some stuff on my phone, play around with that and some free software and just have fun.

>Then after that you left school, right? Packed your bags and said "see ya!"

>>Yeah, I was just about to turn 24 and I had been thinking about it for a long time, but I also knew that maybe it wouldn't work out. Everyone probably dreams of these things, right, but I just couldn't go on without having taken a shot at it. No way. So a couple of weeks before my 24th I just left. Started working on projects full-time. And now we're here!

>You and Elizabeth Debicki. [Raises eyebrows]

>>Hehe, yeah?

>Isn't she taller than you?

>>Yes, but who's measuring?