As you may know, highly anticipated movies are often delivered to theaters with false names to maintain secrecy. Since Saying Goodbye is such a highly anticipated flick, Cliff delivered the rough cut to us with the label, “Death Cat 2: Putty Gone Bad.” With great eagerness, nervousness, excitement, and even a touch of nausea, we popped the DVD into the player to watch it.
It was a surreal experience watching our movie for the first time.
There’s the complete shock of “Holy crap, that’s our movie on the TV!”
There’s the slight feeling of panic that it doesn’t 100% match the movie we’ve been carrying in our heads since day one…
… followed by the feeling of relief when we realize it doesn’t matter because this version is just as good.
There’s the utter joy of “Oh my God, we actually did it!”
And then many other emotions swirling around our buzzing brains. It’s hard to image how it’s going to feel watching it in a movie theater up on the big screen.
I felt the same way. Seeing
I felt the same way. Seeing the shots on the screen pieced together was such a surreal experience.
holy crap the cat stuff
holy crap the cat stuff actually worked… thats what i was thinking! it was such a great piece for being a rough cut! way-to-go!
haha, that’s exactly how I
haha, that’s exactly how I felt when I recorded my band in the studio over winter break and hearing the first few songs for the first time. It’s awesome to hear something “outside” of your head for once and be able to rewind, fastforward, turn up and down stuff that you’ve only heard in your head or at practice.