1) Describe your film

For my film, I tried to capture the idea of freedom, starting out with being trapped and eventually being liberated. I started out with the locked doorknobs to capture the opposite of freedom, and then went to Emma running to capture freedom.
2) What was the mood you were going for?

I was going for freedom, but started out with the idea of trapped to elevate the idea of freedom
3) Do you think you were effective in representing the mood? Why/How?

I think that I was effective in representing the mood because when I think of freedom, I think of running, open space with no boundaries (like the sky), and open doors. By capturing these sorts of images, I was able to portray the feeling of being liberated and free.
4) How did the use of sound or music influence the film?

I used the music to help influence the film because whenever I hear Sweet Disposition by the Temper Trap it makes me feel free and happy, which is what I was going for. I didn't want any other sound except for music because I wanted the focus to be on the images and ideas speak for themselves rather than having the dialogue influence the ideas.
5) Would you do anything different?

I would have probably added more scenes of freedom and tried to have the music line up better with the scenes in the film.
6) What are you most proud of?

I am most proud of the speeding of the doorknob shots before the black screen because I'm not very creative and was very happy that I thought of that.