"I had hoped to give back to the community as a lawyer when I graduated from Georgetown, but I decided to pursue my first passion, filmmaking, instead. I found myself still wanting to work on projects where I could make a difference, though. As a student attorney in the civil division, I was touched by the situations in which many of LSIC's clients found themselves. While I worked hard at LSIC, I've always felt like I didn’t do enough. Making the film was a way to do more and to help an even greater number of people. In allowing people to actually see and hear what LSIC has done and continues to do for the community, and the passion with which the staff and students go about accomplishing LSIC's mission, it is my hope that the film will move viewers to support the organization in whatever way they can because LSIC is a very necessary organization for both the community and for students. I'm extremely grateful for the opportunity."