The wording in the title is a little deceptive; “post-production” doesn’t mean the problems one is faced with when they put too much faith in that old adage “we can fix it in post”, I mean the time you have to wait from wrapping on production and finally getting the film out to the masses. It can be a real roller coaster: you’re going to face some extremely high highs and sometime some devastating lows and if you lose energy for your film you could be heading for a really dark tunnel; however, if you power through you’ll get off your ride feeling exhilarated and queuing up to do it all again!
Let’s examine what happens to filmmakers after they wrap. See if the following sounds familiar… You had a stroke of genius when you first conceived your story, spent days, weeks, months maybe years on a script. Then, chomping at the bit to make…
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George Adams 