"Less than a week into the production of SCHRODINGER'S BEDROOM, we lost a member of our family. My wife Lisa's grandmother, Edna Manning, passed away in Georgia at the age of 80. Click here for a tribute that Lisa wrote about "Granny" a few days after the funeral.

"The evening she died, a short while after we received the news, I told Lisa that I was going to dedicate SCHRODINGER'S BEDROOM to her grandmother's memory.

"Granny was a real character. and it wasn't until after her passing that I really started hearing about how deep a person she was. She loved to laugh, and she loved music: I had no idea until after the funeral that she could play the guitar pretty well. I'll never forget all the times that I went to see her and she told everyone that I was her 'boyfriend'. I don't think this lady ever stopped flirting with the fellas. And, well... there's just so much more that I could say about her.

"Producing this film literally took every spare iota of time from the moment I chose to submit an entry to On The Lot, to when it was finally sent off. Because of this I had to remain here and work on it, and was unable to attend the services for Granny in Georgia. But I did resolve to do the best job with this movie that I possibly could do, with it first and foremost in mind that this is how I wanted to honor her.

"It is with only the greatest love and admiration for her that I dedicate this film to the memory of Mrs. Edna Fowler Manning."

-- Chris Knight
February 19, 2007