Here are a few tidbits re: blut auto - german for Blood Car.
Picture is locked.
The Sound Mix is in progress. So is color correction; the difference is astonishing.
An eccentric composer is working on the score as I write this.
Adam P. and Alex have been arguing. A lot.
A deadline was set for July 15 for the Telluride Film Festival, which was shortly thereafter switched to August 15, 2006 for Slamdance.
This is the best story though so listen up.
Chris C., the lighting designer for Blood Car, was working on a big-budget film here in Atlanta with a famous actor who plays a doctor on TV. He gave a copy of the the Blut Auto rough cut to one of the producers on this film and that producer like the film quite a bit, laughed even. That producer liked it so much that he/she? pledged a significant dollar amount to the post production process. I won't say how much, but if you're reading left to right like you are right now, then it has four numbers before you reach the first decimal point. Nice work, Chris C.
For the first time in many months, Blood Car feels like it has as much momentum as it had during preproduction. More even. More.
1 comment:
Congratulations for plowing through to the end...I'm proud of you guys! Looking forward to seeing it. Side note: you might like the movie Primer, about another sci-fi garage invention that goes awry on a well-spent indie budget.
Tom
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