It's been over 19 months since we wrapped shooting. It would've been nice to premiere earlier this year, but something about this fall feels right.
We could've moved faster if we had the resources and hired a few more people. An accountant and a post production supervisor would have been great. But sometimes you only move as fast as the creative process and the budget allows. It was probably good for us to go through each step carefully, even if it took longer in the end.
Down the home stretch we were lucky to have a few pros in our corner -- Cece Hall and Mark Goldblatt. They were generous with their time and weighed in on editorial and helped us make some difficult decisions before locking picture.
After locking, we started from scratch on the sound mix. John Askew's rich score continued to evolve and our needle drop choices got better. Our post sound team (led by David Raines) created a complex layered mix that added unexpected depths and subtleties. We are all thrilled with the results.
More information around our October screening coming soon. We might screen at a few additional festivals before the movie is distributed in March of 2010. There will also be some special word of mouth screenings leading up to the release.
The distribution details are coming together but it will all depend on how much P&A we have. I'm expecting a strategic theatrical release and then VOD, DVD and DIGITAL following quickly after. This release plan could change a little, but for right now this is what we expect.
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3 comments:
Gary, I'm so excited to take in the final version! Congratulations on the big premiere.
Hey Lunchpail!!
This is great news to hear finally!
i wish i knew what some of the more technical terms are that you use in the blog, but i'm super excited to finally get to bring my friends to a movie from a guy who used to live with me.
Talk with you soon!
Can't wait!
Hope the family is well!
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