Director’s Vision for ‘A Day Out’
Every relationship has its ups and downs. In A Day Out, I wanted to spend time with the feelings many of us go through when we think our long term relationship might actually be over. Anger, frustration, desperation, denial, selfishness. But most importantly, the unexpected moment of clarity (when we’re at our lowest low) that love takes a lot of work. It’s not always rainbows and butterflies. Sometimes love is the truth we’re not willing to hear. And it’s this moment of clarity that truly helps us define who we are as individuals, partners, spouses, and how much more we could be bringing to the table. I hope you enjoy watching my directorial debut, A Day Out. Thank you.