I want my audience to leave feeling like Quantum isn't as scary and confusing as it may seem at first. I want them to feel like they can be a part of Quantum because it's growing fast and requires a high demand of people to grow with it. I also want people to have left questioning how the different theories relate and happen in their everyday life.

I believe that opportunities like New Mexico Film Prize Junior are so important to young filmmakers because it gives us an introduction to the film industry. It allows us to be motivated and get involved in film. It also provides us with resources supporting our creative minds to allow our wildest dreams to come to life. Adding competition to this gives us that drive needed to push us to actually complete projects. Lastly, I believe it is important because it makes us feel like, as youth, our voices are heard and important.

Advice I would give to future participants of Film Prize Junior is to ask questions. You never know if something is possible if you don't ask. I found myself restricting my ideas because I didn't believe that they were possible, but I thought this before I had even asked. Once I began to ask questions, it got bigger than I thought it ever could, and I got the opportunity to dive deeper in my film and build connections with so many amazing people.