Get it made, not perfect

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I look back on a short film I made and can’t help but notice several ways it could have been better.

and I’m STOKED about it.

Because I noticed a possible improvement, my brain will be primed for similar improvements in the future. I don’t need to go back and fix this one; getting it made was the point because I now made another distinction.

I’m glad I got it made and got the learning. That’s two for one.

If I tried to get it perfect, I’d be using my resources that are limited by one less imperfect creation in the bank. The more imperfect things I create, the more I learn to make the next one better.

That is an exciting prospect and a deal I’m happy to shake on.

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