It's producer Niall here, back for another Friday update. It's been a while, what with Christmas and all, but we've all made some great progress.
I bring exciting news: The film is complete! We've just applied the final pieces of audio and post production, and the render is now finished.
Our film, which we started planning in October, is now burnt onto a DVD and ready for submission. Soon, it will be available on the front page of this very website.
This week was focused entirely on audio implementation and post production. The audio was provided to us by an external source; a foley artist named Beech Pilkington.
We made some alterations to shots 1 and 3, editing the characters so that they appear as silhouettes until the spotlights illuminate them. We also removed some minor visual glitches from the film.
The production bible has also been printed on glossy paper and soft-bound at a print shop. It's been excellently laid out by our art director; Nila.
Once the DVD was burnt, we placed it into a DVD box, which was decorated with sleeves and slips designed by Leonard.
We've shown our film to a few people, and so far it's received positive feedback in the form of laughter. A successful comedic film is one that gets a chuckle, so things are looking good.
Our production bible ends with a critical analysis and individual comments based on our own, uninfluenced opinions of our work.
Once we receive critical feedback from the tutors and peers, that may have a place on this blog as well. For now, however, this is Niall, signing out.
I bring exciting news: The film is complete! We've just applied the final pieces of audio and post production, and the render is now finished.
Our film, which we started planning in October, is now burnt onto a DVD and ready for submission. Soon, it will be available on the front page of this very website.
This week was focused entirely on audio implementation and post production. The audio was provided to us by an external source; a foley artist named Beech Pilkington.
We made some alterations to shots 1 and 3, editing the characters so that they appear as silhouettes until the spotlights illuminate them. We also removed some minor visual glitches from the film.
The production bible has also been printed on glossy paper and soft-bound at a print shop. It's been excellently laid out by our art director; Nila.
Once the DVD was burnt, we placed it into a DVD box, which was decorated with sleeves and slips designed by Leonard.
We've shown our film to a few people, and so far it's received positive feedback in the form of laughter. A successful comedic film is one that gets a chuckle, so things are looking good.
Our production bible ends with a critical analysis and individual comments based on our own, uninfluenced opinions of our work.
Once we receive critical feedback from the tutors and peers, that may have a place on this blog as well. For now, however, this is Niall, signing out.
