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Input: Ever since I was in middle school, I've made short films because I have a passion for film-making and I've asked some of my friends to help act in them. We always had a fun time doing it, no matter how bad the movie ended up being. One friend in particular, Zack, has been one of my go-to actors and we've never had any issues making these movies.

We're in college now and we still make short films, but the past couple of months have been pretty tense and difficult. There was the first incident when I noticed that Zack didn't seem to be giving his all in one of his performances. I asked him what's wrong and he didn't say anything. That went on for a few days and then I decided to just ask again. He then tells me that he wants me to start paying him for starring in my movies. I thought that was a bit of an odd request. I don't pay any other actors and while I do make these recent movies more seriously since I'm older, there's still an element to them that's just for fun. I'm a college student. I can't afford paying someone a salary that he was asking. He was asking for $100 for every scene he was in and I told him that I can't do that.

After that, we went inside my house and my mom popped in and asked how things were going. Zack responds by flipping her off. He got kicked out, but he came back the next day and offered an apology, which my mom accepted, but things between them are still tense. And after that, Zack just stopped caring about my movies. He told me that he wanted out, but we were halfway through the shooting of this film and it would be detrimental to recast and start over again. But I promised that once this movie was done, he wouldn't have to be in any films. 

But a few weeks ago, when production was done, I told him and my other actors that we'd be screening the short film at a film festival in New York. I got all of my actors together and told them that I'd be flying them out to NYC on an all expenses paid trip. This is what I'd been saving my money for and everyone except Zack was excited. Zack's response was "That's it?" and he starts complaining about not being paid and having to be flown out to a "dump". Then he leaves and he starts saying under his breath "Fucking waste of time." Now it's just a few more days until we got to New York and Zack has told me that he's not going. He says that I don't deserve him since I refused to pay him. He says that he needs money and he needs career security, but I told him that he knew from day one in middle school that this was just for fun and that he's dumb to expect "career security" from me. I told him to just start applying for jobs, but he claims that I owe him.

Who's the asshole here? A few years ago, I actually caught Zack fucking one of my old girlfriends in my own bed and I was dumb enough to forgive him for that and now it would seem that he feels like he can get away with anything after that. But with this whole movie-making thing, I want to know who's in the wrong.

not paying my friend to be in my short films