I am definitely a prop master, but when it comes to that, it can be pretty difficult to getting details on props exactly how you want it. So should I just do my niche in making props with recycled materials or hiring a 3D printer to make extra props for my films? 3D printing involves drawing something a computer and printing it with wire, which is expensive aqnd time consuming. Recycled art is self expalnatory, it's so easy a child could do it at school.

 At some point next year, I'm going to start looking at vacant buildings in another state to make into the new version of Colton Leach Films. I don't have a driver's license yet, I would rather wait until I already have one to start looking for buildings. But here is a Top 5 list of my suggestions, without giving the addresses. I'm getting the money from saving up and earning from things like my job. #5. A daycare #4. A dojo #3. A bank #2. A police station #1. A small school I have no idea what city I want my studio to be in, but I know it's supposed to be under 3 hours away from where I live, y'know since I live in a small town, and it has to be a city with a 10,000 to 100,000 population. And the building is supposed to cost up to $100,000. As long as there are a lot of opportunities for acting and filmmaking jobs, I'm in!