The first planning meeting I attended for True/False was in a writing class the second week of classes this semester. There, we brainstormed the stories that eventually became part of last week’s print issue feature package. We talked about secret screenings, hipsters, zombies and 5Ks.  Like all good brainstorming sessions, this time was spent in pure creativity mode.

The second planning meeting I attended for True/False included spread sheets. In our editorial director’s office, we mapped out the coverage that has been appearing on our blog for the past 96 hours. We talked about meetings, schedules, sign-out sheets and Google Docs.

Myself and the Scene editors jumped in head first Thursday, not quite sure what to expect, except that we wouldn’t be sleeping much for the next four days. Despite that, we’ve loved every minute we spent covering the fest from our own perspective over here at 8th and Elm streets.

Thanks True/False. It’s been a ride.

Here are our numbers from the weekend:

4 scene editors

11 web editors

1 online editor

38 Vox reporters

33 movie reviews posted

10 media passes

434.3 ounces of caffeinated beverages consumed by editors

37 tweets sent

2 tweets about the popcorn pyramid

64 blog entries posted

1 blog about a painted horse

54 hours spent in the office

1 whiteboard where we listed all the incoming posts for the day

1 Google Doc to track the stage of each post

16.5 hours spent on the Pandora Paradise station

1 issue signed by Morgan Spurlock

1 True/False Mission Control