Luis Valdez said it long ago: The beauty and the frustration of theater is it is one permanent long shot...You never get up close in someone's eyes. And that kind of blew me away (while shooting) a close-up. That was all new storytelling for me, and I had to figure it out on a very fast learning curve. (Richard Montoya)

Luis Valdez said it long ago: The beauty and the frustration of theater is it is one permanent long shot...You never get up close in someone's eyes. And that kind of blew me away (while shooting) a close-up. That was all new storytelling for me, and I had to figure it out on a very fast learning curve.

Richard Montoya

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