Final Cut Pro Assists in Failure
Independent Filmmaker Chris Suchorsky found success in the failed attempt at his lifelong dream of making his own film. His motivation was quite similar to that of the original Rebel Without a Crew, Filmmaker Robert Rodriquez: write the script, rent the equipment, use his friends as actors, and direct the film.
It's the summer of 2000 and Suchorsky arrives at the set on the first day of shooting, having not performed a single day of preproduction and armed with a bunch of rented equipment that he had never even used before. He doesn't even know how to operate the cameras he'll be shooting with. His friends/actors are steadily becoming agitated and getting drunk while he sets up for the first scene. Things are quickly spiralling out of his control and it's just the first day of production!
See how Chris Suchorsky transforms his failed attempt at making his first feature-film into a success that has placed him in head to head competition with stars like Billy Crystal and Guy Pierce at film festivals across the country. His documenatry called "Failure" is not just showing at film festivals, it's winning!
