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In this episode of Breakout, we discuss the benefits and pitfalls of ‘fixing it in post’, or vowing to correct an issue during the production of a film in the post-production phase. Is it a phrase that should always be avoided, or are there some merits to it?

Mentioned in podcast

• Terror of the Killer Carnivorous Coat
• Gabriel Cushing vs. The Zombie Vampires
• About ADR or Looping
• ‘Australia’ – Behind the Scenes – Location Sound
• Patton Oswalt on Blade: Trinity
• About the lost Hellraiser 2 Surgeon scene

Since recording this podcast, it has been revealed that the scene, which previously was thought never filmed, has turned up on a VHS workprint copy of the film, and will be released as part of Arrow Film’s new Hellraiser boxset. Find out more here: Rue Morgue: Exclusive look at the lost Surgeon Scene from Hellraiser II!

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