layla knew when they asked that, that she’d begin to gush about movies so she tried to keep it contained to the best of her abilities. “i’m a filmmaker. very low budget. i like making horror films,” she said, proud but with a hint of sadness. something she effectively shoved into the back corners of her mind. “have you asked them? i think people would be interested in something. i mean, it’s unique, it’s personal. this seems to be the kind of place that adores that kind of stuff.”
“That’s awesome,” Ro said, sincerely, immediately warming up to the girl. They were drawn to fellow creatives, no matter the medium, and finding out what she did made her far more interesting in Ro’s eyes. “You know what could be cool? If you’re ever looking for a composer or someone to put together a soundtrack or whatever, you should totally hit me up. I get inspiration from movies all the time, so it would definitely be a win-win,” they pointed out, leaning back in their chair. “I do, I get a lot of tweets from listeners about it. They’re hasn’t been any complaints, yet, so I guess it’s all going good.”