[Kory]

Originally Posted by Coda

It wasn't a huge set. It was a Kickstarter film on a tight budget -- though, to be fair, it was Star Trek, meant to be a pilot for a new series, but CBS didn't pick it up. We shot the whole thing in about two weeks. I didn't ask for credits and all told I probably didn't do enough to really earn one because the crew was pretty well organized and there wasn't a whole lot I needed to do. My wife was a boom operator and had a bit part, though her spoken lines got dropped from the final cut (though you can still see her dying in one shot when the ship she's in explodes).

I didn't know you were a composer!

Ah! I see!
I'm always really impressed by those who operate the boom! I've been on sets where the poor boom guy sometimes has to hold that thing up for hours at a time. D:

It's always sooo annoying when your lines or scenes get cut, though! >:T
I was in a music video last year and I was shot in a lot of scenes, but when the final cut came out, I was only shown in one scene. Whereas, some of the other girls were shown nearly throughout the whole video. I mean, it sucked, but I got paid and I really didn't have to do anything special. So It's still a win, in my book...

Yeah! I don't consider myself a "composer" because I really don't think I'm that qualified for that title, but I guess by technicality, I *am* a composer. I arranged the "music", I wrote the lyrics, I came up with the melody also...