And you thought EIGHT was enough? Listen to THIS interview.

Ike Johnstone is settling down with the horses.

* What I did here was mix the audio around and add stills that I edited in Photoshop CS3. The photos of the man on his horse and the newlyweds were originally in color, but I decided to play with the saturation levels to create a “western” effect. The photo of the Native American shooting his bow and arrow at the horse was originally three different layers – the horse, the Native American, and the background. The photo of the horse at the blackboard is actually five different photos with a total of six layers – the background, the horse head, and each line of text. Then, I matched the play time of each photo with the audio to make it all sync together.  I mixed the audio for the entire video first and then matched the video, the best that I could, to the audio. The entire process took a lot longer than I would have preferred, but I think that it came out pretty decent. My recommendation for anyone working on a project similar to this is simple: Avoid Avid.

No love in The Village.