@Alan Little Monster - Edited


Below is an edited version of my film, I have changed the pace of some scenes and removed others.


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  1. Alan PostingsMonday, 8 June 2020 at 15:32:00 BST

    When your character lays back on the bed it freezes so you can cut a bit out there before it starts moving again (cut either side of the blink and lose that bit - 2130 to 2380). That way , by the time you say "Other times it can be a pain" the character will be already moving. Its a little stop/start silent in that sequence.

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