Post Production

After the shoot (which by the way went smother than a hot knife on butter) we continued to work as efficiently as we did during the shoot. Again roles came in handy. Immediately after the last shot I took the memory card and began transfer. We made sure not to break the set down until the files were successfully transfered to the computers work folder. While this was happening we turned off the lights so that they could be cooling. Once the shots were transfered Pepe and Richard broke down the set. Upon finishing we all went through the files and selected the best files. After narrowing it down to about 6 we made one last cut and came up with two winners. I then copied the two files to a flash drive and began printing the images on the epson 7800. While I was getting the prints going Richard batched the shoot in Photoshop and created a contact sheet. 15min later Pepe had finished breaking down the equipment/turning it back in, Richard had finished the contact sheet and had it ready for print and I had finished the prints. In less than 2.5 hours our group completed assignment one with no bumps, knicks or bruises. All together the experience was efficient and professional. I hope the rest of the shoots go as smoothly as this one did.