Post Production: Editing Chasing Sequence and Dance

 This sequence is where there is some story to this art.

The script is that the actor will posh a stranger, the stranger will chase down the actor and the actor then gets beat up.

Also includes dancing type scene in between.

No heavy editing needed, just added fake camera movement to tripod shot to make the scene less dull

color graded the shot with a little bit of purplish theme, also added S flicker as they run and a little glitchy effect too.

The dancing shot is already edited and discussed before so we just added parts of it here.





Here is the final result:



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