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Björn Benckert
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amazing work!! Must be a bit scary finishing the shoot and hoping you got the right shots to match?
True that, I had my college, Marcus, sitting with final cut grabbing the takes from the video tap and constantly editing while we where shooting and I was running back and forth between the dp and marcus edit. We also held on to all the actors did not take down the lights until we where 2 scenes away just so we, if needed could run back and reshoot if wanted. But it all went very much as planed. But after each shooting day when everyone was really tired i took the sellects and drove off to the office and spent most of the night in flame to make sure we could actually get it together.
The funny thing was the producer never really realize that we where pretty far out on a limb for some of the transitions, and it got quite complex especially for the scenes where the short versions end and then there is another take that carries on for the long version... And for the most part there was just one take that would be possible to go with. All in all it was a bit of a balancing act for everyone involved.