DepicT! 90 second short: To Dip or Not to Dip

 


'To Dip or Not to Dip' was the first college production I had full creative control over. Written by, directed by and starring me as the party police, this production plagued my group with a multitude of technical and location-based problems, resulting in the film having to be re-shot over 3 hours in a new location, sound having to be ditched for a subtitled silent film and a missed editing deadline. Despite these setbacks I think we managed to make a decently shot, charming short film with a unique premise leading up to an appetising finish.


Pre-production 



For this film we also had to do pre-production so we got the full professional experience of working on a production. This included releases, recces, budgeting and scheduling among others.

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