One of the most fun scenes to shoot was the Lime bike scene. It was at the end of a very long day. We didn't want to shoot another scene but we knew we needed to just do it. So we piled in a truck with Austin Glass hanging out the back with a MOVI and just ran up and down a bunch of streets near the water front in Seattle. Sometimes those last minute thrown together production decisions just work out. This time it defiantly did.
Shot at the Fremont Abbey in North Seattle, this production featured experimentation with monochromatic images, taking something that could easily be black and white and flooding it with color. We gave extra attention towards creating compelling compositions full of tension from the minimalist but brilliant set design.
Kaylee Elizabeth, with a soft yet confident voice honed through studying traditional singing in Ireland and years of touring with the sibling duo The Native Sibling, embarked on a new musical journey after recording the duo's last album in 2019. She collaborated with producer Andy D. Park and musicians like Jessica Dobson and Sean Lane to produce her debut album "Playing With Fire." The album showcases her distinctive voice and delves into her exploration of finding her place in the world.
