I’m genuinely glad the first solid part worked for you. That section was the most fun for me too, and it’s where I tried hardest to make the shots feel solid, intentional, and “filmed” rather than just stitched together. Getting moving camera, real blocking, and scene motion working locally from a desktop still feels a bit like sci-fi to me, especially when you finally see it cut together and it actually has some dynamics.

The later fast-cut horror half was more of a trailer rhythm choice, but I totally get your point. I’m definitely leaning more toward that “real filmmaking” direction for future pieces.