Today in Post-Production
Due to the nature of the post-production workflow, we no longer have the entertaining 24-hour live feed to offer. The team is now dispersed and working via satellite all across the country. We will occasionally turn the flycam back on at our new studio in Bushwick, Brooklyn but these will be for friendly comedic vents... or when the pet shop out our window is doing something interesting. Keep reading below for the origin and use of this cam during production.

During Production
This 24/7 live feed, aka "MomCast," of our office at the School of Architecture at Pratt, is to show the 24 hour nature of this documentary's production as we attempt to keep up with the students' schedules. The students have been joking that we have been uncomfortable when they point the handicams at us, so we thought we would level the playing field with our own documentation. You will see David, Pierce and myself with the occasional visits by our assistant Emily in the room. One to two of us are constantly in this room either editing, communicating, brainstorming, arguing, eating, or sleeping while the rest are coming in and out to grab equipment to film.

We do not know what this feed will turn into but are open to your interpretations. I could see us setting this up occasionally in the studio space during the busy nights leading up to a major critique or scheduling live viewing sessions as the film unfolds. For now we stream to you a live feed from our filmmaking base.

To view some of the stuff we streamed on the flycam during production check out this blog post with recorded clips from the cam.

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