ARE YOU IN LIMBO?
"Limbo, it's a place where we all go at some point in our lives..."
The Making Of Limbo: Part II
That April day was the beginning of six long months of filming. The crew was
not tied down to a shooting schedule because they felt they would be constrained 
to getting it done, instead of making it the best they could. Having no schedule
helped when shooting on location because if they needed to return a second
time to shoot or reshoot a scene there was no worry of being behind. The
result was the ability to take chances and shoot scenes in certain ways that
may or may not be usable, but they would not have known if those chances
were not taken. This helped greatly the cost of creating scenes more than one
way, because the film was shot entirely on digital film. The accessability to more
tapes, convienience of playback and the ease of transferring it to editing made
shooting on digital the best choice.
Articles and Interviews
Want to read Something Cool? These are articles that
have been written about the making of "Limbo".
It's mostly four guys sitting around talking jibberish
but it's a fun read.
Click Here to read the Tacoma News Tribune
Article from Feburary 26th 2006
Click below to read the original article from
the Pierce College Pioneer from June 2005
You will need Adobe Acrobat to open the article.
Click Here to read the story of "Limbo"
from the cover of The Weekly Volcano
from the Jan 26th 2006 issue.
You will need Adobe Acrobat to open the article.
Read the article written about the film
from the Tacoma Weekly a great local
newspaper targeting the greater Tacoma area.
Click Here to listen to the first part of our interview with
One Man Down Productions.
Click Here for part two of the same interview.
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