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QWERTY QWERTY, Day Three. Mounting

Today has not mounted anything. Why?
Because I have no car. Makes sense, right?
Well, that.
The idea was to go into town which is responsible for Fx Sound and assembly (which is none other than Fumiaki Kobayashi). But for various reasons (and all very different, not your believe) I could not have any car to travel to the nearby town of Villariezo. So could not be mounted. Nothing. Nanai. But hey. Nothing happens. No. No. Because now I have
hard drive. It is the brand new album by a terabait. Doscientoscincuentagigas old one that I managed to fix (or rather, that he has managed well, alone.) But it serves. Another fault that has not been able to ride today has been the scene very, very complicated cortita we rode yesterday. And we, that is so complicated because I'm almost completely sure it was recorded wrong. And I mean bad burn completely wrong and give the button to stop recording when you want to give record and give the button to start recording when you stop recording. But hey. It was difficult to make, since the poor camera direction, still imaging, photography and actor were shooting difficult to record. And much more if you're doing it without permission and you are afraid to appear securata with a stick and hit you. Anyway

. And tomorrow we can put to ride A FIRE. I had wanted. Whether at home by Fumiaki in Villariezo, or here at my house in Burgos we can go riding and progressing. The funny part is that for Friday I wanted to have all this and acabadísimo. I wanted just a little, but I intended. Pfff.

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QWERTY, Day Two. Mounting

Today was a tough day. And that we've only ridden in the afternoon. But hey, at least what we've done has gone well. As this short is going to have enough post-production, we are starting with scenes that are more work, and we are not in chronological order (I'd like to go along). More like this to eye, we mounted 2 minutes and peak. Not much, but be aware that it is the first day and now we are shooting only with a computer. In one or two days (in the store let me know that they have already received my brand new hard disk of a terabait) begin working with 2 computers and the speed of assembly will rise considerably. Hopefully.
The head, which was one of the hardest things is already almost completely finished. Just missing the little letters of credits, which we have to decide. Today we have lost a lot of time discussing this without getting anywhere.
So that, today we have: The head, a small but complex (and very, very problematic) little scene with special effects included, and the little surprise at the end.

For some close-ups of a hand turning on a radio, we decided to use the hand of another person (David Castro, the director, to be exact). It turns out that the man was hungry, and while it was running, as only (fuck RAE) should show your hand, used to be eating a banana. And X or be, the banana is recorded. In a first very first banana, forgiveness, first and fore. Plugging the radio that would be. It's been fun to watch my partner lost his head mounting messing with the director. I even left take a little. Anyway, then I laughed. And then I managed to fix it. It was funny.

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QWERTY, Day One

Here in my beloved (and little-used Blog) I go about doing a sort of small mounting daily. Ideally, really, I would have done would have been running a newspaper. But, hey, I had not happened. So nothing. A real effects have not yet begun the actual assembly of the pilot episode. We've only been organizing clips in a folder structure something coherent (a folder for each scene). Although it may seem silly, is something that is quite important, considering that it assemble between 2 or 3 different computers, and to facilitate the matter, all have a copy of the files and only exchange projects. At first it sounds complicated, but it's pretty simple.
Tomorrow I hope to buy my brand new one terabyte drive (and without paying the Canon) that I will put all files (105 gig no less) and really start currar.
That's it.