It's okay, really. I did manage to find a composer here who PM'ed me and offered to help, and he's helping me with this, but to be honest, as rewarding as filmmaking is when it's complete, it is a very long and tedious process. What I was originally going to do with this film was create a sequence where someone would be going about his usual morning routine, and when he steps outside his door, we zoom in on his eyes and all those images flash by quickly. I was worried that I wouldn't have time to do any of that over the summer, but I'm sure I will because I'm taking off school for the summer, though now that I think about it, I haven't decided about what to do about actually filming a sequence though. The process itself of just finding a composer was stressful enough. I'm more of a screenwriter than a filmmaker, even though I've been taking video production courses for almost a year. To Blumenkohl, I'm sorry you didn't like it, usually when I get that kind of response in the past I would sulk and pout but I'm trying not to take criticism badly. This was partly inspired by a friend's use of the song in the opening credits of his film, but the concept presented in this one was my idea. I was trying to develop some kind of a narrative of the range of emotions and all the things that take place at any moment, at any given time, in the world, and all the extremes (war and peace, good and evil, wealth and poverty, black and white, etc.). I also apologize if this was the wrong place to ask, but I tried elsewhere and didn't get a lot of interest. I'll try better next time.