• 2 actors on set, 3 in the recording booth. A crew of 12 people​;

• ​2 months of pre-production, which included casting, rehearsing, testing both light schemes and equipment. We knew we couldn't afford much time on set so we had to have everything prepared, come in, get the job done and get out;

• 16 hours to shoot all the material. One full night (because it's cheaper to rent the studio this way) and a half of the day to get the insert shots on locations;

• 9 months to find the real film in dailies, edit it together, color grade, record voices and sounds, write the music, make trailers and posters.

My roles on the project: screenwriter, producer (building the team; rehearsing and developing with them; signing contracts with the rent, film and sound recording studios). The director, working on and off set.

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I was the film editor as well, leading the post-production process. We were a team of a colour artist, sound designer, music composer and graphic designer.

Programs used:

• Final Cut Pro X;

• Adobe After Effects;

• Apple Motion;

• Ableton Live;

• Logic Pro X;

• Adobe Photoshop.