And so often, you have to test it before it's finished, with a temporary music score and no effects. I think it's an extremely unfair process, and I wish they would stop it. But I doubt they will, because it covers ass. You think they'd at least try. That's the problem.
Nobody wants to take that risk.
It's very, very frustrating. There's almost no such thing as a little movie. If you get lucky and Miramax wants to do one of your little projects, then maybe. Because those guys are great distributors, and they can really get behind a thing. It's almost harder to get a little film financed than a big film.