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A final note worth mentioningIt won't be the only time a proect needs the help from a monster truck vendor. Monster X Tour was incredible and a special shout out to their ring leader Woody. There was a bit more to the monster truck rally scene which was cut out we missed Nicole idman in a rainbow showgirl headdress. A movie with a gay theme and monster truck rally is a notable collaboration not ust because working with monster trucks is awesome, but because it was one of the only monster truck vendors who would work with the proect given the content. In a world constantly discussing equality in entertainment, here was a way to bridge the gap. et there were monster truck companies who potentially thought the content of the moviea teenage girl falling in love with another girltoo risky for their client base. So, I applaud Monster X Tour for taking that risk and allowing equality across entertainment. It was moments like the monster truck collaboration and comments on the ouTube trailermany from young adults discussing their own coming-out storiesthat provided a window into the real heart of the work a movie can do. Afterall, the story of The Proma young girl who is denied going to prom with her girlfriendis a true story that played out in Mississippi in 010. It shows that what can glitter and be gay still has some grime and preudice to expose. ADG Jamie Walker McCall, Production Designer Adam Rowe, Sarah Delucchi, Sammi Wallschlaeger, Art Directors Carol Uraneck, Assistant Art Director Ryan Garton, Sally Thornton, Emma Sparer, Cheyenne Bell, Bryan Lane, Steven Light- Orr, Set Designers Dianne Chadwick, Graphic Artist Gene Serdena, Set Decorator D E