Finishing out the rough edit
After two busy weeks of dedicated editing, I’ve got a good, solid 20 minutes laid down. And, I’m really pleased with everything about it. The performances are strong. The footage is great. The pacing is exactly what I had anticipated. When I play the rough edit for my wife, I think she starts biting her nails. That’s a good sign!
Using the moviemaking standard of one page per minute, I’m a bit ahead of the game, which I like. I’ve got 20 minutes roughed out, and I’m only on page 18. So, being “ahead of the game” is nice, because it gives me room to tighten up the edit and remove those things I don’t want.
Below are some photos from the edit. I’ve pulled them from the raw footage, which means they don’t have any color correction. Also, they are placed below in sequential order of the story. Can you tell what’s happening?
May 9th, 2007 at 12:31 am
Love the last grab… it captures so many things in that one frame… without feeling cluttered or distracting.
Excited to see how this project unfolds! Everything looks great…
November 8th, 2007 at 1:34 pm
I saw a great film today called UNSPEAKABLE it was screening at Culver Studios. Does anyone know where I can buy it or find more info on it? The director is Marquette Williams he did a doc a few years ago called Buckle Brothers. It also stars Elimu Nelson. Man it was so scary. It took me to the edge but never pushed me over. This guy is like super dope but I can’t seem to find his film on Netflix. I only found a youtube clip of the film but check it out! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1sbPkL6yH6c or http://www.myspace.com/cinema216