The people in New Hope have been very supportive and have been overwhelmingly helpful in helping us to choose the right people to interview and to come up with a good story and really cooperating better than we could have ever imagined.

The people in the town are really what I think makes the town so unique. I think it's an aspect that a lot of visitors to New Hope miss out on because they do get to know the stores, but they don't always get to know or take the time to meet all of the merchants, and that's half the fun of New Hope.

We felt it had a character, it had a great story to tell, it had interesting people and it had a rich culture that we thought would make for a great program.

The biggest obstacle is creating a program and putting together a quality documentary and doing it in a very inexpensive way. We have to make every dollar stretch as much as we possibly can.

I hope none of it comes back to bite us.

I hope they would try to get us in with Upper St. Clair, Mt. Lebanon, Baldwin and schools that are geographically near ours. There is no question that our people here in the community get a lot more excited when we are playing schools like Upper St. Clair and Mt. Lebanon that are just few miles away. And I think that is the way it should be and something we should do.