I sat with the director and editor of Mr. One-Note as the footage was being captured. I was happy with the way the film looks and am confident that we had good coverage. It’s dim, but I intentionally shot that way to protect the highlights. I’m more surprised at how creatively conservative I shot, but it’s reasonable considering the small space where we were shooting.
Here’s a few stills:
And H. Cherdon from Humblebee took some behind-the-scenes stills which you can see in her SmugMug gallery.