On a low-budget feature, what do the people who made it say actually happened to the storyboards, scene coverage and lens plan once time and location problems hit on the shoot?
American Cinematographer's March 1998 article on the low-budget feature Shopping for Fangs (co-directors Quentin Lee and Justin Lin, cinematographer Lisa Wiegand) quotes Lin on three plan losses: a storyboard thrown away after a power outage, a scene cut by a third after a late start, and longer lenses dropped for lack of time. Lin also says boards helped him find the essence of each scene so he was prepared when a crisis occurred. This is one reported production from 1997-98 shot on film, with no measurement of how much of the plan was lost.
American Cinematographer's March 1998 article on the low-budget feature Shopping for Fangs (co-directors Quentin Lee and Justin Lin, cinematographer Lisa Wiegand) quotes Lin on three plan losses: a storyboard thrown away after a power outage, a scene cut by a third after a late start, and longer lenses dropped for lack of time. Lin also says boards helped him find the essence of each scene so he was prepared when a crisis occurred. This is one reported production from 1997-98 shot on film, with no measurement of how much of the plan was lost.
Curator qualifications: First-person low-budget account (power outage); read from a 2002 archive capture of a removed page; byline unread.
Evidence status: statements located in the cited sources by a correlated desk review (Claude); not executed; not independently reviewed.
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