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03/09
Coming full circle
Well, in timespace we don’t deal so much with “circles” per se. We get more of these these weird shell-type constructs. But the connection is the same. Thanks to some big news that will hopefully come next week… I feel I can safely say that this project is reaching closure. Years ago when I began chronicling the 95ers indie film adventures in this blog, I wrote about some of the core mysteries and struggles—and grand misconceptions—we were facing. A reprint seems very appropriate now. Enjoy!
(To give you a little chronological perspective… It is now 2012. The following (except for the last line) was written in 2009. 95ers was first conceived in 1998.)
Screening mayhem and success… entering the distribution game… broke again and other miscellaneous travails…
(Lots of screening pics at end of post…)
This is a for-nerds-only post and will be filled with technical jargon and computer history relating to post production in indie film. I am hereby prophesying doom for Apple, thanks to its release of Final Cut Pro X…
I’m not an outwardly emotional person, but this moment just about overcame my Vulcan ways.
It comes to this, fellow time travelers: 95ers has a ludicrous number of visual effects shots! But, we’re very close to the light at the end of the continuum. (Cool video clip below…)