And the way you put the images together, finding and creating visual themes and resonances... it just takes my breath away.

Good to hear. I did think I might have to change gears for this one because all the symbolism I rely on to hawk my vids was in the featherweight class... but after the opening, everything did what I wanted without having to be told. Which was more like it, because if you see the film (which a Youtube denizen called "the nicest film about hired killers ever made"), you'll understand how unquestionably ordinary this concept is and find yourself reaching for a gun every time someone nearby tunes into the easy listening station (assuming you don't do that already, of course).