Creator Commentary: The Case of Anthony Palma (Jim Can't Swim Imitation))

UPDATE 28/04: Next video is coming along well, but unfortunately my target of end of April won't quite be reachable. The rough cut (basically the 99% final cut) should be done by about the end of this weekend.

There's been quite a lot of technical problems on this one though, so after the rough cut's done it's off to a professional for audio mastering, plus I've gotta add subtitles to what's going to be a fairly long stretch of interrogation footage.

If all goes smoothly I should be able to add the subs while it's being tinkered with by the audio guy and I'll be able to get it published first week of May.

I managed to get an interview with the lead prosecutor of the case too, which I thought was really interesting, so you'll get a cool bonus out of it too!  Thanks as always for your patience :)

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Another commentary on the first feature length to hold you over!

I give a bit of an update on the next feature at the very end of this starting at 1:02:53. Short version is I'm aiming for end of April. That's tentative, but if you don't see it uploaded here by then it should be very close.

Thanks as always for your patience and support. If you have any questions about anything raised in the commentary just post 'em below and I'll get back to you :)

COMMENTARY NOTES:

The Bundy book I mentioned is "Ted Bundy: Conversations with a Killer"

David Prater wasn't the one voicing suspicion of the parents in the press. It was Midwest City Police Chief Brandon Clabes:

"I was at the scene. I was involved with the case and have been involved with the case for 17 years. Nothing has changed. My opinion is that those pieces of evidence at the scene were most likely put there to give us the impression that she was kidnapped by a stranger, and I don’t think that’s what happened to her, by any means." -- 2014