Falling Up

It gives voice to an experience that I know is common but isn’t often depicted. There’s a break-up, and then spending days with a toddler, which can be a lot of things at the same time — it can be joyous, and it can be relentless.

– Actor and writer Chelsie Preston Crayford talks about her film Falling Up

Normally, you have the barrier of a character or someone else’s writing, but I didn’t have that.

– Actor and writer Chelsie Preston Crayford talks about acting in her own film

Make sure her seatbelt is tight!

– Ra (Chelsie Preston Crayford) talks to her ex, a scene from Falling Up