Seven days of principal photography wrapped yesterday at 4:15 pm. Though I'm a little too tired to write in full about it yet, I can say that it was an amazing experience. Whether or not I made a good movie is yet to be seen, but my cast and crew gave it their all and that alone was worth the seven days.
All in all, the wrap itself seemed anticlimactic. We did a very emotional scene for the end of the day, then finished with a couple small pick-ups and inserts that I needed. So it was a little laid back for the last 30 minutes of the day. But I think everyone felt very positive about it.
I'll have more about the entire shoot here in a while. But for now. I feel good. The Montana winter is starting to rear it's head so I'm glad I finished now. What a strange journey it's been.
Your Lonely Director,
Nick J.
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Congrats, Nick!
Just out of curiosity, which do you like best, preproduction, production, or postproduction?
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