Well, not only is the film finished, but it’s up online for a public vote. You can see it if you follow this link, and hopefully, you’ll like it enough to vote for it. At some point in the future, after it’s gone through a round of festival submissions (and hopefully been accepted into a few) we’ll no doubt put a much higher quality version up online somewhere.
The final week was actually fairly stress-free. I’d been aiming to get everything finished a couple of days before the deadline so that we had an extra day in case anything went wrong, and fortunately things went fine. We finished the picture cut of the film over the weekend, sent that to MudShark who were doing the sound mix and the music, and they spent the next couple of days working on that and sending us an mp3 to sync up to the picture and review in the evenings. Mark went down to their office for a couple of hours on the Wednesday afternoon, and in the evening we attached final sound to final picture, did a little bit of a grade, created the delivery versions we needed, and dropped the discs off at the Producer’s on the way out. A couple of colleagues who were working on two of the other shorts on the scheme ended up doing things a little more last-minute, but I was smugly finished with plenty of time to spare. Plenty to be said for sorting out a schedule and sticking to it.
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