It’s always a treat to stretch our skillsets and deliver what we know we’re capable of creating. To use our creative skills for more than cutting corners for the sake of bottom line. Sometimes there is room in the budget for grip trucks, big crews, and time to negotiate the scene. Which comes in very handy when you’re asked to recreate the sun pouring into windows on the ground floor during in high winds, heavy rains, and tornadic-green skies. You know you’ve made it to the big leagues when you’re climbing into medical aircrafts 8 months pregnant to get the shot, when you happened to plan for generators on a day the power goes out across the hospital campus, or when you have 20 minutes to figure out how to get the construction vehicles relocated to a different area of downtown so you can make the architectural marvel sing as it was designed. My goal is always to hire well, preload what we can, give each other a lot of trust and grace, then watch everyone show up to execute as masterfully as possible, whatever the circumstances.