Having the opportunity to sit with a group of smart, skeptical, alive high school students was memorable. After one minute at Gateway I became acutely aware of what a different kind of audience I was with. Speaking in front of a film festival audience, for example, one is with people who have chosen to come to you. Sitting in a high school classroom, on the other hand, you are on their turf. It was a pleasure to get to know them a bit, to have to think about my work in a way that might speak to them, and to hear about their projects, what was on their minds. —Rob Moss, director, Secrecy