Triple Hammer wrote:You made that in only 48 hours!? Wow...I'll bet you guys are pretty exhausted, eh?
Yeah, I would say we were pretty exhausted. We worked pretty much nonstop on it for the entire 48 hour period. I'm surprised how everyone pulled together to get it done.
That being said, I'll give you a little bit of info that I'll expand upon in the next blog update. We're looking at our crew and trying to figure out where we're going. The way we produced this film is the way we intend to produce Spriggs (and other projects) in the future. I took a greater role in the video production, doing all of the cinematography and much of the editing. Alex revisited his role as audio engineer, and Erin handled all of the voice direction. Rob and Jordon had a sound library prepared to build our sound mix (because we actually do follow the rules and don't use Halo's sounds). And Jordon produced THREE new pieces of music for this film. And to shake things up, I directed, Mike was assistant director, and we added Karen and newcomer Dorian to the mix to provide some fresh ideas and vocals.
I'm very pleased with the result, and I'm curious as to whether we could attack Spriggs episodes with the same determination to get them produced in a tight time frame without sacrificing quality. Next year, I'm going to have to challenge some other well known machinima makers to participate.