If the editing phase was chaotic, the CCR process was just straight-up unhinged. At this point, I had fully lost it, I didn’t just make a CCR, I became multiple people for it. That’s right. I went full news anchor mode, playing different characters in different costumes, reporting on my own filmmaking process like I was covering the biggest story of the year. If that doesn’t scream dedication I don’t know what does.
Originally, for my other CCR I wanted to do a future me vs. past me conversation, but let’s just say… my editing skills were not built for that level of time travel. So, I switched it up and re-filmed it but by editing it a different way. I wanted to film it with a friend instead but realized I didn't have time, and just with reshooting it still turned out really good!
Now that everything is done, I can confidently say that this was one of the most challenging but rewarding projects I’ve ever worked on. The long hours of editing, the technical struggles, the multiple existential crises, it was all worth it. And now, I can finally breathe. Im so happy I was able to be part of this experience, making a whole film opening and 2 CCR's, Im going to miss it :(
Well… until the next project.
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