Last night was the best, most efficient shoot thus far. Everything went so smoothly and every shot we ended up with looks so, so good. I wish the entire short could have as much texture as we picked up just last night. The factory scene might come close, but nothing really compares to this. Somebody upstairs must have wanted us to get our shots because the rain stopped virtually as we were on our way to the farm and didn't start again until we had just enough to complete the scene. We arrived around 7:30 and started setting up the lanterns and by around midnight we had significant portions featuring myself and Victoria. In a perfect world, i.e. if we had a budget, we would stay another night and get more because the farm is so expansive and rich. But alas, we all have to work tomorrow and my credit card is still smoldering from all the activity this weekend, so I guess we're little indie filmmakers after all. Really, though, what we got looks flippin' sweet. But you don't have to take my word for it. Observe:
Andrew.
Hey Andrew,
ReplyDeleteI got an opportunity to check out your blog, and these shots of the farm are really nice! I hope all is going well, and hopefully when all is said and done, you can point me in the right direction on where I can catch a viewing of your film. Perhaps at the Seattle Independent Film Fest.? :)
Regards,
Bill Verthein
Hey Andrew,
ReplyDeleteI just got an oppotunity to check out your blog, and these shots from the farm look great!
I hope all is well. Hopefully, when all is said and done, you can point me in the right direction to view your film. Perhaps at the Seattle Independent Film Festival? :)
Regards,
Bill Verthein