Well, much to my disappointment, post production is moving a bit slow. But the good news is that I will be cracking down and pushing post production. The current workflow is a bit messy so I'm backing up a bit in hopes of a better workflow. Since it's summer time that'll mean faster workflow and hopefully a faster, cleaner cut.
The hopeful schedule:
Monday 6/29: Re-Capture footage from Beta
Tuesday 6/30: Capture and Log footage to Final Cut Pro, import existing cuts/media, begin re-syncing
Wednesday 7/1: continue sound syncs
Thursday: 7/2: complete sound syncs, start trailer
Friday 7/3: Complete trailer
Friday 7/10: Basic rough cut
Jill Sapenoff (director, writer, co-producer)
Jill is currently a 3rd year Film and Television Production major at the Kanbar Institute of Film and Television and New York University's Tisch School of the Arts. Jill has worked on more than 10 student and independent films since starting film school. She has worked as a production assistant on an upcoming Sam Mendes. Jill also worked as the assistant director and stage manager to the "Voices in Conflict" production, which played at The Public Theatre in New York, The Vineyard Theatre, and the Culture Project. Jill continued work on the production through its adaptation to television for CPTV and is credited as the Associate Producer of the televised production. Click HERE for CV.
Mike Wright (co-producer)
Michael Wright is a 3rd year Film and Television Production major at the Tisch School of the Arts at New York University. He has been involved in several student and independent productions, and has held the role of producer on several short films, documentaries, and a music video, both international and domestic. His most recent production role is Line Producer on "A Refugee," an award-winning 16mm color film about the Muslim/Hindu riots in Bangladesh in 2001. Michael is excited to be working with director Jill Sapenoff on "The Park", which reflects her talents as director and screenwriter. Click HERE for Michael's film, "Unfamiliar Faces."
Owen Levelle (cinematographer)
Owen LeVelle is a third year Camera and Cinematography student at New York University's Tisch School of the Arts. He grew up in Dayton, Ohio, before moving to New York to pursue cinematography. Since being at New York University, Owen has shot many formats, including HD, 16mm, and 35mm--in both Narrative and Documentary. He recently completely the 35mm Cinematography Workshop at FAMU in Prague, CZ. Owen is currently interning at Panavision New York. Click HERE for Owen's site.
Joe Petersen (sound)
Joseph Petersen was born and raised in a small rural community outside of St. Louis, MO. He attended a private high school and now attends New York University in the Undergraduate Film and TV department. He has experience on multiple students projects as well as a variety of online shorts. Joseph has experience as a gaffer, grip, assistant camera, boom operator, sound mixer, assistant director, camera man, and as a human being. He loves animals more than people.
Mallory Westfall (art director, script supervisor)
Mallory is currently a junior majoring in Film and Television at the Tisch School of the Arts at New York University. She has had experience in student productions ranging from screenwriting to directing to camera work. She has also worked for an independent television company working on factual programming for the A&E Biography Channel. Recently she took part in a training and internship program with the BBC in London. She is very excited to be working with Jill as both an art director and script supervisor.
Nick Mann (assistant director)
Nick Mann is in his third year studying film production at New York University's Tisch School of the Arts. He recently came back from a semester abroad in Dublin where he focused on screenwriting and traveling for a semester. Immediately prior he attended a summer program in Prague where he wrote, directed, and edited an a short film on 35 mm. The short film that he collaborated on for Apple's Insomnia Film Festival in 2007 came in 3rd place of over 1900 submissions. While Nick serves as an assistant director and 2nd asstant camera on student sets, his true passion is directing his own scripts.
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