Calls From The Führerbunker

yeehaanow said:
How's the editing going?
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Pretty well actually. The video aspect is pretty well locked. The audio side with heavy dialogue was captured very well. The later parts with less dialogue will need a little ADR and some extra foley. The wireless mic was just screwy during that 3 hour shoot.

I should be sending it off to Herman and company within the next day or two. I just need to look at it a little more. Kind of tough at the moment, it's Thanksgiving weekend here in Canada and we have relatives staying with us at the moment. :huh:


Cheers,

Mike
 
UPDATE

The edit is locked!

I'll be sending it off to Herman later today. I'm sure he'll do an amazing job, as usual. The man is incredible! :beer:

I still have a few things left to do on my end but Herman has the bulk of it in his lap now. I just wanted to take a minute to say thanks to everyone involved. You will all be given a credit! :thumbsup:

Although there isn't much time left for credits in this fest, they will fly by in the six seconds or so that I have left over. Fortunately there will be plenty of room in the longer Director's Cut.

Thanks again!

Mike
 
Haha i don't have a spare frame for credits. I don't even get credit!
Seems like everyone's gonna have a directors cut huh?
Congrats!
 
blindbuzta said:
Haha i don't have a spare frame for credits. I don't even get credit!
Seems like everyone's gonna have a directors cut huh?
Congrats!
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I always try and leave some time for credits. 6 seconds isn't much, but it's something. In a way I wish we were given 15 or 20 seconds beyond the six minute limit as long as they are used solely for credits. That would be nice. :thumbup:

Cheers,

Mike
 
blindbuzta said:
Seems like everyone's gonna have a directors cut huh?
Congrats!
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PS- I always plan a longer cut when I write. I know that I can make it into a six minute film by changing the pacing of the edit.

I prefer to slow things down a tad and let key scenes develop further when there is no real time constraints. Much like what I did with The Watchman. I was able to add in an entire scene that I had to previously cut for the DVXFest entry. For CFTFB I will be adding more than one scene to the Director's Cut.

I owe it to DVXuser for getting my butt in gear though!

:beer:
 
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Michael Anthony Horrigan said:
I prefer to slow things down a tad and let key scenes develop further when there is no real time constraints.
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I could use more development time for Barn Dance too. But the fact is that I wrote it for this short time limit. In order to expand it to nine or ten minutes I would have to do a rewrite. Besides, we didn't shoot much additional footage outside of what was needed, so I don't expect to make a director's cut.
 
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