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Should short films be able to stand on their own? It’s a question that always comes up when critics debate the merits of short filmmaking and whether its an art form worthy of its own medium or if a short is just a condensed version of a feature film. Speaking on behalf of the jury at TheWrap’s 2018 ShortList Film Festival, “Blindspotting” star and co-writer Rafael Casal may have finally put that question to rest. “It’s like asking a writer whether or not a haiku is valid,” Casal told TheWrap’s Sharon Waxman on Thursday at the AMC Century City 15 in Los Angeles. “It has its place, it has its purpose, it has its power. Medium is entirely arbitrary.”

But regardless of the length of a film, filmmaking still comes with challenges and adversity that must be overcome. Casal also offered some advice to any aspiring directors who might hope to find their way to a future ShortList. “Do it with your friends. Do it with people you love,” Casal said. “Issa Rae says a great thing, she says network across, not up. Stick with the people next to you who have the same ambition, same heart and same love, even if they’re a little less qualified. Straight up. Even if they’re a little less qualified, they’ll run 10 miles longer than the person who is that clocks out.”