Post Production & Preparation of Exhibition

The battle of post production begin immediately the next day we touched down Singapore. To be honest, we can't start piecing the footage as the interviews dialogue are not in English and we need our Myanmar friends to help in the translation.

At the mean time, the only I could do was just to choose the pick up shots that is relevant. It was only bit and pieces here and there because we need to know what was mention during the interview. We had to follow the direction of my director.

The translation took about 5 days to complete and we only had 15 days or less to complete the whole documentary. It was a sleepless 2 two weeks, however the experience working on this documentary was really awesome with the team that I'm working with.

All of us were much corporative and target to finish the final draft cut for review to our lecturers a few days before the actually opening of the exhibition.

Beside this documentary, we also had to pick up a few shots that we took during the trip to be nominated to be exhibit in the exhibition itself. I had to even do a montage of behind the scene for the exhibition.

We fought all the way and manage to complete on time! We did it!