Ironman
Well - it is the weekend again and I plan on doing some much needed housework and pending tasks. I still haven't replied to my emails but at this point I can't be bothered. It is one of those phases where I don't like answering anyone - I will get over it soon but for now I am enjoying the freedom of ignoring non-critical mail.The cut for 'To'ona'i' was locked on Wednesday night and neither David nor me were hurt or injured during the process plus I didn't have to use the knives and forks on David. David won the overall contest of the number of changes suggested to number of changes agreed to and implemented by 11-9 but I don't mind losing this contest at all as the locked cut feels so much more fluid. I encoded the files and passed on the DVD's to Mr. Mamea - now most of my active 'hands on' part is done and it is upto the sound designer to make the short film cohesive by creating an immersive sound design.
I went and saw Iron Man yesterday and it was a nice experience. The movie has flaws but it works wonderfully well and is great escapist fare. The center of the movie is Robert Downey Jr, who really sells the movie to you and the supporting cast supports his well. And the thing I liked about Iron Man was that in one of the few action sequences in the movie Tony Stark goes ape shit while dealing with his enemies. You never see that kind of brutal assault from a super hero because they are supposed to be 'good'. Imminently watchable.
Time for my beauty sleep.
Ciao,
Amit
Labels: Movies, Post Production, Short film
posted by Amit @ 10:56 PM
1 Comments:
some say that truly powerful dtories aren't something you make but rather something that flows naturaly. Well, everyone has their own view and opinion, but as long as it flows, it's all good I reckon.
If their are any sound emergencies or the sound editor needs a hand, don't hesitate to call. My price is alchohol and/or drugs.
Catch up sometime soon when you are over the phase of non-contact ;)
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