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"Rock, Paper, Scissors"
With no prior filmmaking experience, production was a challenge of trial by fire for both of us. We learned everything about filmmaking in less than two weeks. The filmmaking process is not only challenging and stressful, but also expensive! In retrospect, we would have allocated more money for food. Never underestimate the eating capacity of a 35 men crew hungry and tired. A comical incident happened on the first and only exterior night scene shot on the driveway of a friend's home. Unbeknownst to us, he happens to live right smack in the middle of the heavily trafficked Christmas Lane in Pasadena. During filming, cars continuously passed by and honked. The consistent honking noise frustrated our Sound person and Director. We still have no idea how we managed to film this scene. This was just one of the many challenging moments of our filmmaking experience. With all of the peaks and valleys we endured, the completion of our film in less than six months was a triumph for two novice filmmakers. We are thrilled to have our first production premiering at the Directors' Guild of America in Los Angeles, California. Our short, "Rock, Paper, Scissors," will be premiering at the Asian American Pacific Film and Video Festival in May 2000. Check out our website at www.home.earthlink.net/~rockpapersci for future festivals and showings.
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