The part that I think my classmates will enjoy the most is the end scene where Eric (Nate) goes from the door at night, to a lake in the middle of an afternoon. The panning shot/match-cut make the transition both smooth and mysterious for viewers as they will not understand what just happened. This feeling will be furthered by a series of cuts back and forth from Eric and an unknown character (Cole). This makes the ending unknown and unknown endings leave room for imagination. Shout out to Nate the editor for making the match-cut so smooth.
Questions:
-Did you feel like there were enough differing types of shots? Not too much of one kind or another?
-Did the transitions feel smooth enough?
-Did the sound enhance aspects of the film, or did it take away from it at times?
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