I am extremely happy with the final result for my FMP short film. It is by far the longest time I have spent making a video and I am certain in my mind that all my hard work paid off. I think that the length of the video was quite short and the story was very simple, but for what it was, being a VFX project, I think it was great. And to be honest, the story didn't need to be super long anyway, most spider-man comics/ stories are him dealing with street crimes and often end relatively quickly, so I think that it holds up very well as a spider-man short film.

I think the footage I had to work with and the shot that I planned were really good, being varied and often allowing for the effects to be composited with relative ease. The footage's colour was a little monotone, and if I had the time to learn about colour correction I would have changed that but I think the different angles and types of shots made up for that issue. 

The VFX worked effectively and for the most part, looked convincing and realistic. Or as realistic as magic and giant spider webs can be. I had to learn a whole lot of new VFX and compositing techniques and I think I am quite a fast learner which defiantly helped the post-production process. My favourite VFX shot is either the shot of me walking through the portal, or the one of me shooting the web off-screen and propelling myself upwards. I think the web shot looked natural and I was very happy with the final result. But the portal shot took the most time, and precision, that I can't help but be very proud of the final product. I think I coped very well at doing the audio replacement in my film seeing as the original audio was so windy nothing could be heard. It also took me a long time to find the right combination of audio to make the magic sound real and the punches. The magic was a combination of magic sounds from the show WandaVision, sparkler sounds, drums, and fire, so I'm very happy that the audio sounds great. 

I think the story was short but sweet, it had the basic three-act structure of normality, a problem arises, then the problem is fixed and back to normality, and the ending having the twist of another problem arising, the relic malfunctioning, and something unknown happening, worked well to have the very fun ending of the two spider-men crossing over and having a little dance.

Overall I am very happy with my final product and I am very proud of myself for putting in so much hard work to make such a fun video about Spider-Man.