Onward
My short film, 'On a Sunday,' wrapped last Saturday night, actually early Sunday morning, at 12:15 a.m. A whole day ahead of schedule.
The whole movie hinges, (as it should), on the climax scene. Throughout development and preproduction I was worried that the director and actors might not capture the subtlety of the climax scene in which a boy comes to appreciate his dad for the man he is rather than the man he wants him to be. Unfortunately I wasn't on location as they shot the scene, but the first words out of the directors mouth when I called him the next day were: "That scene, the climax? We nailed it."
Now the film stock goes off to the lab, as we eagerly wait for the chance to take a look at what we've got.
Approval for a script development grant for our feature, 'Effective Immediately,' came Monday morning right on the heels on the 'On a Sunday' shoot. Which is just perfect. As our focus shifts from short to feature we actually have money to carry us along.
The whole movie hinges, (as it should), on the climax scene. Throughout development and preproduction I was worried that the director and actors might not capture the subtlety of the climax scene in which a boy comes to appreciate his dad for the man he is rather than the man he wants him to be. Unfortunately I wasn't on location as they shot the scene, but the first words out of the directors mouth when I called him the next day were: "That scene, the climax? We nailed it."
Now the film stock goes off to the lab, as we eagerly wait for the chance to take a look at what we've got.
Approval for a script development grant for our feature, 'Effective Immediately,' came Monday morning right on the heels on the 'On a Sunday' shoot. Which is just perfect. As our focus shifts from short to feature we actually have money to carry us along.
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