Lights! Camera! Edit!
Everyone knows that making a movie means cameras, actors, lights, a Director, and one of those little clapper boards with stripes on the arm. To most people, this is filmmaking; and, most people would be right—or at least about 30% right. This part of the process that people usually associate with the industry actually takes place after lots of work has already been done in what is called Pre-Production. Pre-Production is the preparation phase that includes script work, casting, set design, financial planning, locations scouting and many other things. Then comes Production, including the cameras, actors, and the little stripy clapper board ...
Wait Don’t Leave Yet
Even though Principal Photography is finished, we want you to know that exciting things are still happening. Post Production is going at full steam. This blog will continue to follow that progress and give you insight into all the movie news and also additional information about how the whole process works. Most importantly, we will continue to post updates on prayers and praises regarding the movie. God has blessed us greatly and we seek further blessing from our Great God. (The catcher for the Gappers)
That’s a Wrap!
“That's a wrap on Principal!” Assistant Director Spencer Jarvis said on October 6, 2009. Many subdued feelings floated on the air that day: feelings of relief, gladness, sadness, and hope. Everyone clapped and cheered but mostly just grinned, too overwhelmed by the moment to react. (Interns Andrew Faudree and Brooke Martin) For most of the day, shooting took place at Merriwood Christian Camp where the interns had been staying. Then, as the sun was drifting down in the sky, a few necessary crew members loaded into a bus and drove to the spot where the last shots would be captured. Those scenes ...
Prayer
Rough Cut ScreeningNow that the rough cut is completed, Brightline/AFG will be showing the film to executives of a major distributor on January 5, 2009. This rough cut screening will determine what additional work needs to be prioritized, how much it will cost, and who will do the work. These decisions will then generate preliminary marketing, promotion, and release... [Read more of this review]
Lights! Camera! Edit!
Everyone knows that making a movie means cameras, actors, lights, a Director, and one of those little clapper boards with stripes on the arm. To most people, this is filmmaking; and, most people would be right—or at least about 30% right. This part of the process that people usually associate with the industry actually takes place after lots of... [Read more of this review]
Goin’ Home
The cast and crew of One Good Man would like to praise God for his provision and blessing. In the movie business, people come together from different places, work on a project, then either go home or move onto another job. In the case of OGM, people came from all over the country—Virginia, Tennessee, Ohio, Kansas, Oregon, and Texas among other... [Read more of this review]
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Courageous
Sherwood Pictures, the film company that created FIREPROOF, recently made an announcement...
Wait Don’t Leave Yet
Even though Principal Photography is finished, we want you to know that exciting...
That’s a Wrap!
“That’s a wrap on Principal!” Assistant Director Spencer Jarvis said on...
Brushing Shoulders
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