Sarah Teller, the director on this fine documentary, wasn't sure if she liked how the take went. Was there too much wind? Did Gavin get the right angle on Jade, their narrator? Did some bug or animal sneak into the frame? Her uncle Bernie Morrow, who had a long career directing television series, told her the best directors strive for perfection. Well, Sarah has always been a perfectionist. She couldn't remember when she hadn't been in her twenty seven years of life. She refused to put out shitty work that looked like some ten year with a camera and YouTube account created. Someday, Sarah told herself, she'd be successful like her uncle.<br/><br/>History interested Sarah and the history of the Monogalia Lunatic Asylum was very fascinating. She couldn't believe their luck when the owner invited them to film a documentary about it. No one had been inside its walls in almost a century. This had to be done right, Sarah thought. If this documentary went well and was popular, other places would hire them. They might even get their own show, especially if some paranormal stuff happened. Those ghost guys on the Travel Channel went from making a documentary to getting a show, it could happen. If there were ghosts inside, that was.<br/><br/>Sarah paused as she thought of Gavin's question. She needed to view the playback, make sure she was pleased. Rarely was the first take going to be a final take. Sometimes a finished take was bites and pieces sliced together. She got annoyed when Gavin decided to unload the van without waiting for her answer.<br/><br/>"Hurry up, I want to view the playback before we head in."<br/><br/>Sarah told Gavin, making no effort to help him unload the van. The director was the boss and bosses didn't do busy work, like unload equipment. That was what the crew was for. Until she was sure Jade's opening scene was perfect, she would not be unlocking the door to the asylum. Sarah opened the passenger side door and spun the key ring holding the keys to the asylum around her index finger as she waited. She gave Billy a look, she had overheard him talking to himself as he filmed shoots of the outside of the asylum.<br/><br/>"Billy, if you worked as much as you talked, we'd get shit done a lot faster."