The Producer’s Report #105 - Huzzah!

It's done! It's done! The VFX list is finally done. Now on to more fun. We still have a lot of work to do including picture lock and sound design. Really fun stuff. The photo above features Half Acre Day at the final review for the mix on Multiply, their sizzling new track that will be featured in Project London as well as the new teaser clip that will be released soon. (L to R) Matt, Matt, Brin (mixer), Dusty, Paul. Love you guys. (Missed you Marty.)

Status of Visual Effects (VFX) Shots:

Done! We declare victory. And now we exit the battlefield looting dead bodies as we go.

What's next? Picture lock, polishing, sound design, Starbucks, a quick nap, mixing, masterting, marketing, premiere, distribution, world domination. We are targeting a justice department anti-trust investigation as a measure of the success we seek. Yeah babies.

This is the space where you will see the next bit of tracking data and it will be around Sound Design.

Doom: “Chips. All over the floor.” (calculated by Ian)

This week’s recommendations:

Ian: "Valluzzi"
Jen: "The Hurt Locker" Awesome directing.
Nate: "Bad” by The U2. It's good.
Phil: "Bounty Blue" by Balloon Shop. Hilarious.

Cheers,

Phil McCoy, Executive Producer
on behalf of Nathan McCoy (left), also Executive Producer and Phil McCoy (right)

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Comment by Mathias Panzenböck on March 2, 2010 at 11:57am

Woot! :)

Final graphs:

Comment by Nate Taylor on February 28, 2010 at 12:00am: Ah, yes and thankee infinitely. I can never express how grateful I am for getting this opportunity.

This film is the pinnacle of awesomeness.
This film is also the pinnacle of things that are the pinnacle of whatever category they're in.

Comment by Phil McCoy on February 27, 2010 at 9:40pm: Dude, the deliciousness is palpable.

And yes. WIN! I hope your ears were burning today as we praised your work today. So amazing. So marvelous. So epic.