DISASTER HAS STRUCK
I feel this post is needed, I'm now writing the blog after the due date, however we have been given the weekend to hand in our film. We currently have a not finished version of the film as a place holder.
The team were in for 19, 20 and 21 hours.... It was one step forward and two steps back, eventually leaving at 6:30 in the morning. We colour graded the whole film and the audio just wouldn't link up, we couldn't figure out why. Rich didn't sleep after going home at 6:30 and quickly retuned the The Electric Press at 9am in order to salvage the film and find help... AND HE DID! Lee helped us and it turned out the DSLR footage was shot on 23fps not 24fps, Lee showed Izzi, Rich and Liam how to do it and they finished it. The sound now matches up, however, it meant the precise matchings of audio meant the sound levels are even worse than before. That was a long, long couple of days working.
The team were in for 19, 20 and 21 hours.... It was one step forward and two steps back, eventually leaving at 6:30 in the morning. We colour graded the whole film and the audio just wouldn't link up, we couldn't figure out why. Rich didn't sleep after going home at 6:30 and quickly retuned the The Electric Press at 9am in order to salvage the film and find help... AND HE DID! Lee helped us and it turned out the DSLR footage was shot on 23fps not 24fps, Lee showed Izzi, Rich and Liam how to do it and they finished it. The sound now matches up, however, it meant the precise matchings of audio meant the sound levels are even worse than before. That was a long, long couple of days working.
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