Quantum Immortality

All I have to say, was that this was definitely the biggest production I have been involved with so far. More than 30 people were involved in the making of it during production, but because of all the problems other people had in post-production I ended up doing all the editing, 3-D animation, and visual effects.

This is not a big deal though, we didn't "fall apart" in post or anything like that. It's just that when I heard of the other two people (who were going to be doing the editing and 3-D animation) were having computer issues n' such, I decided to step in and do all the post production work in preparation of not having their produced videos.

It turned out great, because, for these two guys, it was their first involvement in a quick deadline production and the stress was definitely evident on Saturday when we met. They were pretty frantic about not having anything done, but when they learned that I went ahead and did everything just in case they were relieved. And it also turned out to be a sort of "mentor" type of situation because they thought my work was much better than theirs. They were asking questions about how I did certain things and approaching certain situations, so it was great to pass down some of the knowledge I had attained in the past year to other students who were going to school in the field.

This video is premiering in a Westwood College film festival tomorrow, and I hope that everyone will be surprised and excited as my teacher was when he first saw it today.

We've got many more ideas, and my teacher want's to do more videos with the same premise, so I'm sure this will not be my last video with him. Plus he has a band and wants to do music videos and since he liked my work, I might be working more with him as well.

Doors are opening!!!