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We’ve completed shooting “The Last Supper!” The first shots were captured midday on July 31st with the Canon 5D Mark II mounted onto the hood of my car. Later, we met at the location we call “Michael’s Alley” and shot through the night. The acting, the crew and the experience were all fantastic!
The next day we started shooting early in the morning and continued at a second location into the evening until we started losing sunlight.
The following weekend was where things got really, really challenging. We hired out a restaurant for the finale and main obstacle our main character Michael was to face and overcome. The crew grew in size as did the number of extras. It was an organizational challenge to say the least. We shot from 7PM to 7AM on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. And we had a LOT of pages to get through.
It was quite a challenge but even more exhilarating! I learned so much and always felt lucky to be working with such an incredible cast and crew. At the end I knew that we would not have succeeded in completing all that we had without the input, experience and dedication of everyone we worked with.
From the cast of incredible actors to the awesome crew to the tireless extras… we cannot thank you enough.
Now that we have all this footage it’s time to dive into post-production. That means editing and color timing. Slipping in the time to cut a trailer. We also need to add some finishing touches to the music once we have the rough cut and final edit.
Our work is far from done but we’ve passed a major milestone by shooting twenty-five pages of images, emotions and dialogue in five fun-filled days and nights. And once again we are still looking for your help in funding what is going to be a great short film.
Michael learns the bad news.
Michael sits on his bed in the alley.
Michaels plays the violin in the street.
Michael is facing Maitre d' in the restaurant.
