17Apr/060
RitM: Discs a-poppin!
What is Rain in the Mountains?
Lillian and I sat down for Rough Cut #2, which came in the mail on Friday. Once again I am revved up about this movie, and proud to have been a part of it!
Joel, Christine and the composers have been busy. The movie is a ton more polished. I can't wait to see it on the big screen.
On Joel's post-production blog, the latest is a word on DVD Studio Pro. Joel is pro-simplicity when it comes to DVDs for festival submissions, which I agree with one hundred percent:
Most of the DVDs that I'll create will just be for festival submissions and all they want to see is the movie. A long, complex menu sequence will most likely only wear on their patience instead of impressing them. I know it annoys me when a DVD takes forever to get to the menu selections. I've also seen a lot of DVD menus that are either hard to read or are confusing.
Call Sheet
In the Can
- Movie Review: Battleship
- Once More For Safety: Why You Should Always Do Two Takes (At Least)
- Movie Review: The Avengers
- Movie Review: The Five-Year Engagement
- Your Wednesday Links: McNelly’s Crowdfunding Stats
- Your Weekend Viewing: Frame of Mind
- DVD Review: Like Crazy
- Your Wednesday Links: Canon 5D Mark III Gets a Workout
- A Guide to Lenses for DSLR Filmmaking
- Movie Reviews: The Hunger Games and 21 Jump Street
Word of Mouth
Favorites Re-Released
Back Catalogue
Balance Sheet
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