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Spreading the word about our film

Hey everyone! Welcome back to the final blog for our short film journey! It’s crazy to think how far we’ve come. From brainstorming ideas to filming long hours and now, focusing on promoting our finished project. Bringing this film to life has been such an incredible experience, but as we’ve learned, making the film is only half the battle. Getting people to see it is just as important! A big part of our promotional efforts has been the film’s website, which Valentina has been doing an amazing job managing. She’s been keeping it updated with blog posts, cast bios, and behind the scenes content. We’re also working on adding a countdown to the release, which will hopefully build some excitement. The biggest challenge has been driving traffic to the site. We’ve been linking it everywhere. Our social media bios, QR codes on promo materials, but making sure people actually visit and stay engaged takes a lot more effort than we expected. On the physical side of promotions, I’ve been in charg...

Assembling our story

 Hey everyone! Welcome back to the blog! We got some updates. Now that filming is officially wrapped, we’ve fully transitioned into post-production, and let me tell you, this is where everything starts to feel real. Editing is where all our hard work comes together, where individual shots and scenes blend into a full, cohesive story. While we still have a long way to go, we’ve already made great progress in assembling the film’s structure. The first big step was organizing all of our footage. Since we filmed out of order, we had to carefully sort through every clip, label them correctly, and select the best takes based on performance, lighting, and composition. This process took longer than expected, but having everything properly arranged makes the actual editing much smoother. One of the biggest challenges we’ve faced so far is making sure the flashback scenes flow seamlessly into the present-day moments. These transitions need to feel natural, almost like Finn’s character is sli...