Time leisurely moved into the year 2015, and after the New Year's holiday, Martin returned to the "Shark Beach" crew, busy with the final editing.
Under the guidance of Louise and Joel Negron, the film was finely edited, presenting to Martin a version about 91 minutes long without opening and closing credits.
Martin had watched the film several times, feeling that some scenes still needed to be simplified.
A few days later, the final edit of "Shark Beach" was ready, followed by the addition of opening and closing credits, bringing the total length of the film to only 88 minutes.
"Isn't that a bit short?" Louise adjusted her black-frame glasses, always serious when at work, "It's rare nowadays to see a film with just over 80 minutes of actual content."
Martin turned off the projector, turned on the light, and said, "Being short has its advantages, at least it allows for more showings."
