Barkhoff was again inspired by Martin Scorsese’s filmography as well as “Breaking Bad” (obviously). He wanted the series to have similar notes to “INFINITE.” in terms of theme and grittiness, but didn’t want advertisements or any musician’s songs in the film (save for Yung Bong, who at one point was set to make a song for the film). Barkhoff also wanted to explore work with a more ensemble based crew. During editing – which only took Barkhoff one week – Barkhoff wanted to release it as one film without putting it in parts like he did “INFINITE.” but ultimately decided it worked best as parts due to it being shot that way when intended to be a four episode web series. Barkhoff originally planned to release the film on May 1st but delayed it due to the nearing arrival of his cousin, born five days before the film’s release. Barkhoff wanted the film to be released immediately and so settled for May 8th, as many people were retreated indoors and had little to do. It was a surprise release film.