017: Edit while you shoot.
If you're on one of those crazy ten or twelve-day feature-film shooting schedules, you probably aren't going to have much time for editing during principal photography. As I'm on the every-other-weekend-forever shooting schedule for Interplanetary, I don't have much of an excuse for waiting almost a year to get seriously into editing. Well, I'll count as excuses the day job and all the pre-production that goes on the 26 days a month we're not filming.
So, I guess the real trick would be to have an editor for your movie who isn't involved in day-to-day production. On a low-budget project, this would be difficult, but not impossible.
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(clears throat)
I know, I know -- I'm an idiot! I had forgotten about Ted's kind offer to do some editing work for Interplanetary. I should write a "Things..." episode about keeping a list of all the people who offer to help you with stuff, so you don't forget to take them up on said offers.
and don't forget i also want to help with titles. and i have no time for any of this. but i will still try to do it.
available as well
I'd do it. I'm good too. You don't know me though...
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