Yesterday, Sunday (8/16/09), I visited a location in Sutton Wilderness in Norman, OK for some sunset shots for the film. I set up two cameras and ran them at different speeds and heights (off the ground). Camera one was run at 1 frame per 5 seconds, camera two was run at 1 frame per 20 seconds. Both cameras were operated for about one hour from the same position. This is partly experimental considering it was my first time to shoot time-lapse. It was a beautiful sunset with drifting clouds and a brilliant evening glow. Hard to know what it will look like in black and white.
Today marks the final day of shooting. I have two scenes remaining. By the end of today it will be a complete wrap on the (film) production. Still some folly sound to be done and the soundtrack is currently in production. More reports to come.
Finally, I received word today from Yale that the film they received last week (36 rolls) has been developed and "looks good." That's all I know. I won't know the details until I see it myself on Friday.
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