After a bad second date, Emma and Chad’s argument is interrupted by a loud bang. Chad gets out to confirm they have a flat tire, but Emma’s offer to help is quickly shot down. Unfortunately for both of them, it rapidly becomes obvious that Chad has no clue how to change a tire…And no intention of asking for help. Emma, though impatient, follows his lead until a scare reminds her that complacency could get her hurt. It’s time to own the moment!!
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Director Biography – Erin Egan
As far as I was concerned, my path in film & TV was going to be about financially managing each project until a moment when I stepped out of my lane to help an actress become comfortable on set. This chance conversation shown a light on my idea of myself. Giving me permission to start imagining different. And became the catalyst to see myself as a storyteller and director. This transformation has me looking at the world and every story from a new perspective.
Director Statement
My entire production management career had always been about helping someone else achieve their creative dreams. With PIT STOP, I have finally applied these hard won skills to my own passion project. And the satisfaction of knowing everything was set up exactly how it should be…PRICELESS.
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