Some big things have happened in the past few days. First off is that I reviewed all the video from Saturday's shot. We captured a lot of great images. Unfortunately, the audio did not come out all that great from the 90 minutes that we captured in a large concrete holding area. I don't think that this will be much of a problem though. I will guess that at most 1-2 minutes total from that footage will make it into the final product. Most of that will be reaction shots or even stills. The other parts I can add subtitles over the audio to clarify what is being said. The subtitles may even bring a realism to the picture.
Another positive thing that happened was that I received my audio and video editing equipment in the mail Tuesday. I have been tinkering with it ever since. I think I am really going to like it, and the audio stuff works great. A problem that is arising is that my computer may not have enough power to smoothly run the softwre. A problem that I think I can resolve rather easily, if indeed that is the case.
The best news of all is that the one on one interview that I did with the LAM supporter and the exterior shots we got of him look amazing and the audio is much better. While practicing with my new software I mocked up an ending for the film. Mark is walking down the railroad tracks with his back to the camera. I played some soft music under this. Once he got to the end of the tracks he through his hands up in victory. I paused on that moment and faded to black. I was really impressed to have only messed with it for an hour or so.
This coming Monday at 6:00pm we have another shoot. There is a cookout at the park near my house and the LAM group is hosting. I hope to get some good uplifting video then. Afterward, Peter and I are going to review music choices and try to set up an interview / production schedule. The ball is officially rolling.
One thing I will try to remember is that I want to take some still photos during Monday's shoot. If I do I will get some posted on here soon after.
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