Peer Review

 Going into the peer review session which actually wasn't that bad in the very end was interesting. I knew at first when seeing everybody else's film that I had screwed up tremendously. Everyone did a introduction to a short film. Now I did get some inspiration from seeing other's film like Mercedes where she had the overview shot of the place. I believe I might incorporate the same concept but with instead an overview shot of a track. Now the peer review I was very surprised on, I did expect some one with the comment on the mood switches and how the music changed everything and went from happy to sad to happy to sad, but I personally thought that It worked well, somebody countered them with saying that it worked because it was a dream so I'm very 50/50 on the music changing as of right now. It made me extremely happy to see someone noticing the connection between things. From the track shoe, to then sleeping, to then dream, to then lion, to then waking up to being inspired. It was amazing to see someone seeing the resemblance of the lion being the push and that reminds you to like push yourself and to as the title of the movie suggested, "Dream Less". I did not really expect people to comment on the end of the film as I thought some people would think it would be corny, or as some people would say "cringe". So that pleased me seeing someone comment they liked it. I do have lots of works to do, I did not know that it was supposed to be a intro to a movie which is why I was confused seeing others but now I know. I also now know how to do my movie as I'm not particularly supposed to film myself but supposed to film others in the film. (Did not know my part). Since it’s not a short film anymore, this means that I’m going to have to foreshadow the dream which means that I’m going to make it like, I’m looking at something and having a dream pop up in my head. Or someone else’s head since I am not supposed to be in the film. After that I’ll try and look up how to do add pictures and bubbles into my movie to make it seem like there’s a cloud going above my head.