a.j.spitz

This first photo was taken 7 years ago. It was my first day on the job as a self proclaimed filmmaker. .joshjones and I didn’t have s**t but a camera and an old computer and we’d drive uber eats to make rent and take on free projects to build our portfolio. We shared one goal and that was to become full time filmmakers and work with our favorite artists. It took a few years before we finally got there but these early days I look back on with such a big smile. I can’t believe where life has taken us and how we finessed our way. I thank the higher powers of the universe for rewarding our courage and Amazon for letting me “buy” and then return thousands of dollars of production expenses I really couldn’t afford. They did cancel my membership for a time but it was too late. We got what we needed and I just created a new account anyway. The amount of work put in is unconscionable and tbh It didn’t matter. I wouldent change anything Happy 7 years.

Not a normal dad….Not even close….Pops I can’t even begin to express how grateful I am for you. The universe blessed me when I entered the world. He gave me A true friend, a relentless supporter, and someone who gave me the space to follow my heart. A lot fathers try to project what they want onto their kids, or push them to be a doctor or some s**t they’re not. You never did that, you never wanted anything for me other than whatever it was that made me feel happy. You’re the most open minded and joyful person I know. Happy fashhhaaa day.

The Art of Disappointment is a short film about the quiet beauty hidden inside failure, heartbreak, and unmet expectations. In a world obsessed with success, this is a reminder that growth often begins where things fall apart.

🎬 “The Art of Disappointment” — link in bio.

We only act scrunchy we really all grown kids

Texas