This is Sound Man Super Stan working on the audio for 'Me and My Friends' (I think that'll be the title, people. My heart just feels it.) He's been working non-stop round the clock on a dozen projects, burning the candle at both ends, but still putting in one hundred and ten percent. And that's a hell of a percentage. His audio mix is smooth as mustard and today we worked on synching it up with the pictures. We also put in music and narration. All I need to do now is synch the three audio's (Stans mix, the narration track, and the musical score) to a consistant volume level and the film is done!
Here's Sound Man Super Stan a but latter in the afternoon, stress is building and he's just damn tired. He could use a bit a sleepy, but as a dear friend once said, "You Shall Never Sleep".
Here's Sound Man Super Stan, when the sun has set and all good children have gone to bed. He's saying, "Stop taking your fecking photos and let me do this fecking work!" He's one fecking good guy.
And here's me contemplating how the conclusion narration should go. We didn't record anything for the conclusion in the end, I'm going to wait till friday when Des (and hopefully Leigh and Peter as well, and anyone who wants to put their two cents in) is going to look at it and bounce some ideas around with him.
If you have anything that you feel should be said in my closing narration, let me know! This is what I've got so far, "Toward the end of the Great War, Hortence Savoury fled from France and took refuge in a little known country called Phillip. Here, Hortence found a small period of peace, and used this time to write his memoirs. He sure did have a story to share, telling the tales of how he once defeated a giant who used an entire tree as a weapon, and a gnome who used an entire country and western band as a weapon - both were deadly foes, but both were defeated in exactly the same way. Hortence Savoury simply kicked them in the balls."