People might be wondering where we are at with our little project. Not many posts from me for a while and no DVD yet!
As per usual our little cottage industry here on the South Downs has been swamped with finishing the film but with this now done our attention is now aimed at the DVD release. Meanwhile the film has been translated into subtitles in 5 languages; Japanese, French, German, Danish and English Hard of Hearing which took a little while.
Everything to do with the film has now been delivered to the DVD authors. The DVD cover will be finished mid week (and very nice it is too) and then well one big 'huzzah' and we can deliver the master to the DVD pressing plant at the end of this week and finally run off the DVD copies. The film will be available in both PAL (Europe) and NTSC (North America and Japan).
We cannot give a delivery date until the pressing plant has all the materials and is happy but will know by next week and will be able to take advance orders for the film. Hopefully these will be delivered to you 7 - 10 days after this.
I can't really say we are fans of our 'everything wrapped in cellophane' culture but when we have a stack of boxes full of our own DVD all sealed in cellophane I know I will see cellophane in a different light.
The making of the film "The Lost World of Mr Hardy" from the end to the beginning. It's the story of a much loved family business, angling and the craftsman's passion for perfection.
Wags of interest
Truffles ahoy!
About me
I'm a filmmaker living on the South Coast of England surrounded by lots of grass and not much else. I have to make films to get out a little. It wasn't always that way.
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