substationine

i think the most difficult part was continuing through til it got finished. there were a lot of times where it got quite discouraging and tiring.

i made the film with really crappy audio for $22,000. when the distributor picked it up, they had the sound re-done for another $20k

well, don't get me wrong i really enjoyed the process as a whole. however, there were so many phases, it started out small with just a couple of us writing it. there were challenges there, where at times it felt like maybe we didn't have a good enough script. my funding got knocked down from 50k to 10k, i had to convince my wife to let me put 10k of our savings in it. 20k is not a lot of money to try and make a feature film, so with that came a lot of its own challenges. i had to edit the thing myself, and the person who was going to do the post-audio had a family emergency so he had to go out of the country for a few months. i ended up hacking my way through apple soundtrack to get audio in there. it was pretty nuts all in all.

A musician with hyper-sensitive hearing goes in search of an ominous sound that plagues him, but is inaudible to everyone else.

i'm not sure, i need to discuss it with my distributor.