Agreed. I have someone thats going to work with all the audio files to see if we can get it to the standard that you're talking about. I've had trouble with sound in the past, so I thought my new directional mike would fix it... NOT! I had it set in 'teli' mode - a big no no inside a small area. There was this awful whistling sound in the background.
Kinglis - Totally understand. I feel the same way when I watch this film and I compare it with what I previously envisioned. I think a huge part of it was that I felt a bit rushed while filming this. Actors are little more impatient when not getting a salary for their efforts. I filmed this on two nights. On the second night I literally had 2 and 1/2 hours to film the second half of the short - something I knew that would come back to bite me when I began editing.I've had higher expectations for this film (from the two trailers you've posted b4). I'm disappointed. Sorry...
Well, yes and no. I did plan it out quite a bit ahead of time. I even had a script. I didn't have a storyboard, but the script was very, very descriptive. I think another problem was the unwillingness of people use their facilities so I had to be creative and find other places to film. The last half of the movie was a nightmare to film. I filmed three scenes completely out of sequence. It was more than thinking backwards -- it was like thinking backwards and sideways! I had a beer or two afterwards, to forget!
