Most [Christian] people would say it's because they don't know God, and that's why the relationship doesn't stick. Legit answer, that, I'll give you; but it's not entirely right.
It's the mindset rather than the method that's messed up here. Do any of you (quite honestly) know how many hours a filmmaker spends working on a production each day? Give me a guess. Eight? Ten? Twelve?
It's higher. The average is 15+ hours of work on the set.
That is insane. That barely allows time for SLEEP, much less family and relationships.
Filmmakers have deadlines, and they work like crazy before production, during, and after. Then they start a new production.
Their life is their work. Relationships require effort to work out, and they can't give them that.
Actors have it similarly, though not as bad. When working on a film, they're putting in long days too, and their contracts often require them to go in to re-film certain scenes after the movie is over, or to record voice-overs. It's a long process; really long.
This mindset of work as all important is a big mess. It's a misplacement of priorities and I'm out to change it. Lord, show us what MATTERS!
-Tina
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