When I first came up with the idea for Echoes of Us, I was driving with my best friend, listening to The Great Escape by Boys Like Girls. I mentioned that I wanted love to feel like that song, and from that conversation, the film began to take shape.
Music has always been a significant part of my life—growing up as a dancer and now working in digital media scope, where sound plays such a powerful role. Whether I’m using music to escape, express emotions, or energize myself, it remains a constant companion. Music has the unique ability to express feelings we may struggle to articulate and can even transform how we perceive our lives. One song can transform an ordinary moment into something deeply personal, while also connecting us through shared experiences—this project delves into the universal yet intimate power of music.
Echoes of Us captures the idea that the songs we listen to mirror our inner worlds—our emotions, memories, and stories. Through seamless transitions between characters, the film shows how their individual musical experiences intersect, creating a collective narrative in a shared space. In essence, the film explores how music connects us, revealing the hidden stories in everyday life. I hope this encourages viewers to see reflections of their own experiences within the characters and come away with a deeper appreciation for how music can take an ordinary moment and emotionally transport us, echoing our inner lives.