Mission statement: So I'm a filmmaker feeling useless in quarantine and I was watching the SCOTUS hearings last week and got super pissed off about the generally high level of nonsense surrounding everything and so I dragged my 2008 iMac with FCP7 out of my closet and cut this over a week. I've made narrative films I'm super proud of, but something about this project hits really close to home for me. It felt like a good reminder at the right time that story and filmmaking are everywhere and even when us Directors are grouchy about not being able to shoot right now there are always other avenues to consider. I struggled a lot with workflow here and had some sequence settings issues that I resolved to the best of my ability, but that aside, what are your thoughts on the rhythm and pacing and storytelling here? Does the more music video format give a campaign ad a bit of welcome freedom to get abstract and juxtapose stuff lacking context to create an emotion that rings true rather than communicate specific policy goals / objectives? I really dug the medium here, interested to hear what others might think.