Casting

Zachary Groome - The main reason we chose Zach to play the main antagonist was his physical appearance. Zach is 6'6" and has a lanky body type. He also has a metal plate in his arm that doesn't allow him to fully extend it which adds to his character development. The reason these are useful is to create an unsettling character.

Daniel McCarthy - Dan was chosen to play the main protagonists because of his bread. While sounding silly, the beard allows for the audience to easily distinguish him from the antagonists. A reason that he couldn't have been an extra was that his beard would be visible through the costume of the terrorists. He was also chosen because he is part of the group and was obligated to be on set while filming.

Gabriel Vasquez - Gabe was chosen as an extra because he was part of the team and his obligation to the film. He was always around for filming and also kept the costumes to ensure they weren't lost. Gabe would also be able to be available for reshoots if needed.

Shea Braune - Shea was chosen to be an extra because he was part of the team and his obligation to the film. He was always available for filming and reshoots. He was also chosen because over his height and stature which create a different but still intimidating terrorist.

Griffin Roberts - Griffin was chosen as an extra because of his flexible time schedule and eagerness to help with the film. Even though he is not part of the team he said that he would be more than willing to help with anything we needed, including reshooting.

Isabella Ocasio - "Bella" was chosen because of her initial interest in the story that we told her. She is a very patience person, which is good as she is willing to stay and film until the scene was done to the standards that the group liked.

Carter Donovan - While not in the actual film, Carter was responsible for the filming and editing of the film. Carter is part of the team but had prior commitments during the time of filming. He was able to help on set when he was able to be there by providing direction, water, and transportation for actors that did not have cars.