Hand In - End of Dissertation

Today the film was exported out and burned to disk now that it is a finished film with soundtrack, foley and credits.
I also handed in all my paperwork; prop lists, set design inspiration, continuity sheets and editing notes.

Trailer for Feed Me To The Wolves 

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