Well, I can
definitely see the light at the end of this very long, very dark tunnel. This
has been a very stressful, but at the same time fun, experience. It would have
never dawned on me just 6 months ago that I would have spent my fall semester
making my own movie, but I am so glad that I made this decision.
As of right
now, I have everything visually just about, if not completely, perfect. I
showed Jason my first draft, and he was pleased with it. There were some things
that he had made comments about, but they were beginner mistakes made while
shooting. He just made me aware of them that way I can be better prepared if I
was to ever make another film.
In terms of
audio, I still have a little bit to
tweak here or there, but it’s almost complete. Audio was difficult because I
had to use the audio I picked up via the camera. We did record using my
computer, but it didn’t work the way I wanted to. I was fine with the audio from
the camera because I could just transfer it from Premier to Soundbooth, but
since I’m not too familiar with the program, some of the audio is too warped.
It works, but it wasn’t what I initially intended.
The only
part of this project that I need to continue keeping up-to-date is the Facebook
page. I’ve made posters and trailers for the page, but I still need to post
more director’s notes and actor bios.
Like I said,
this has been an exciting and new experience for me, and I’m very happy that I
made this choice. I think that it gives me more opportunities with my degree,
making me a better candidate when I apply for any type of job in the
communications field.
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