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A filmmaker says his videographer botched the shoot and bailed on editing, leaving him with unusable footage and an empty wallet; the videographer says he filmed every scene and uploaded the goods.
A filmmaker says his videographer botched the shoot and bailed on editing, leaving him with unusable footage and an empty wallet; the videographer says he filmed every scene and uploaded the goods.
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S12, EP63 "Didn't Make the Cut"A filmmaker says his videographer botched the shoot and bailed on editing, leaving him with unusable footage and an empty wallet; the videographer says he filmed every scene and uploaded the goods.
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