Monroe, NY. A burst of light causes area-wide power outages and the complete failure of all electronic devices. All within line-of-sight of the burst are affected. Their minds short-circuit. Their thought processes scramble and become a never-ending loop: accomplish what you were doing when you saw the light. Then do it again. And again. And again. And if something gets in your way...?More production on the preview planned
With a rough cut assembled, there is a much better idea of what raw audio and video, if any, is still needed to get to the finished product intended. Some stronger audio here, a quick insert there - pretty often I have a wish list after I view a first edit. Sometimes I'm being greedy, and the list is truly a "wish" (i.e. I wish I had a fly-over as the establishing shot). Sometimes I really need something additional to get that feel or moment that I thought I had on the day of the shoot. And of course sometimes there's just bad takes and poor audio. Unfortunately, I'm often SOL and just have to make due. When I'm really lucky, there is the time, resources, and availability of cast, crew, and location to grab those things in a second shoot. This is one of those times. The Kreh sisters will graciously be returning to the scene for a few audio grabs and insert shots. No major overhaul needed - a testament to an initial shooting day well executed. It's a great position to be in when you have the opportunity to schedule an additional shoot to make the results stronger, and a great exercise in our warmup for the Haywire Series production ahead.
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