A few extra post production stills

This is  a lovely shot showing just how close the final edit was to the original footage. a lot of the shots matched this closely at so many points. It was always a good feeling clicking on a random pint in the sequence and have it match the original perfectly.

This is the first image of me in my acting career. I knew from the start that i wanted to be Gorgeous George as i'm three foot taller than everyone else in my group and the sequence would look silly if i were Tommy. Joe McFarlane did a great job as Tommy, I spent a good 30 minutes just punishing that punch bag to work up a sweat (eventually i got some water and chucked it down my back as though it was hot as hell in the studio the sweat wasn't showing up through my hoodie... probably a good thing), Joe was there the whole time holding the bag giving me compliments about my punching. Real nice guy. It was hard to get the colour right in this scene as the original has a slight blue tint which shows up well in the background but as our background was complete black it's quite hard to see.

This was a clip of me adding in the stills the VFX students gave to us, they turned out really well and i'll definitely be adding mine to the family photo album. It was really simple adding these after editing, they literally went straight in and only needed a cross dissolve and a zoom to complete the effect. The problwm was that we didn't all use the same clips but it was easy to identify which one i needed to swap into my footage "HEY PETE!....PETE!..... WHAT CLIP DID YOU USE FOR THIS SCENE?........... THANKS!"

 

Another couple of lovely moments where the scenes matched. God i'm good!