clean ups-under progress



So I have some how finished the essay.I do enjoy reading and watching films but when it comes to writting it's a bit ...
Now i have this list of shots that should be corrected.The turns are still awfull so i am refining them and some shots that still need more exageration. Still so flat.And the sound too..

And,every once in awhile there are some ideas."The Attack of 50feet leather boot Women." I really like to try a title sequense for it...

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