Oh gosh congratulations! 🥳

Hi @Eric Young , sorry for only giving feedback now. I just watched the video and so far, I love the luxury hotel shots. For me the weakest part was the text. I think it felt… ill placed. Like maybe if you were put between the shots a black screen where you put the text and decorate the screen, to make it luxury like, that could work. Granted I am unsure how you should go about fixing the text issue. Other than that I love the beginning shot, I love the lighting. I’m thinking with the habit of you with the need, to keep in line with luxury hotels, maybe you can drink from a champagne glass (not saying you should put a hole in your pocket for it. Maybe like whatever luxury looking champagne glasses you have at home you should use). And also maybe more wider establishing shots. But I like the intimate feel of the shots you do have.

@Eric Young only a pleasure 🙂 I think OTS shots would be great for when you wanna depict scenes between two characters taking like above. Maybe also if you wanted to have your detective character and the baby murderess stand off against each other (not necessarily with a gun but like a verbal one) maybe consider framing the shot via a two-shot where it’s both of you facing off each other, to really give that Mexican standoff feel

@Eric Young fair point. I hear you

And also @Eric Young , though I personally know them, in the previous lesson about camera movement and framing, don’t you perhaps wanna share your way of explaining camera framing techniques such as single shots, two shots, crowd shots, over the shoulder shots, three shots etc?

Also @Eric Young perhaps share the connection between the different composition techniques and how to find composition via like texture, and putting a small object next to a large one, and putting colour in a frame with muted colours?

Dunno if it’s too late to respond given I am only seeing this now (and was in two sessions already) but: 🎥 SHOT