A Defense of God's Law: Rough-Draft Edit

I recently completed the first rough-draft edit for the film. It stands at 78 minutes in length. What an incredibly long, strenuous process it was to put everything together. There were hundreds of photos, illustrations, graphics, and animations to find/create and organize. There were also many hundreds of words to type for on-screen text (like Scripture verses, for example). The end of the 15 month long process is nearly in sight.

Stages of production left to complete:

1. Revise script
2. Refine video to match revised script
3. Create motion graphics for title sequence
4. Record and add sound effects
5. Record and add narration & other voice overs
6. Add music
7. Final audio mix
8. Send film to select viewers
9. Revise film based on viewer feedback
10. Design DVD (with bonus features!)
11. Design DVD cover
12. Send DVD to replicator
13. Release DVD to public!
14. Take a nap

One can see that there is a lot of work still to be completed. However, many of the items in the list will only take one or two days each. We can realistically expect to have the film completed by the end of the year. Notice, I didn't say we can guarantee it, but we can reasonably expect it. Stay tuned for more updates at this blog.