Avant Garde Film Project
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As for the overall project, I really liked how the shots turned out that we did in the tech ed room. I felt like the machinery images grounded the film and provided good contrast to the more abstract shots. I particularly like the worm's eye view of the drill because it is such a dramatic angle. If I were to complete the project again, I would develop Reilly's character further and attempt to create a slightly more linear plot line. For the avant garde genre, the nonlinear nature of the montage works, but if I were to want to develop the film to expand to other genres and a wider audience. 
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