This is a list of improvements we made:
- We made sure to use a wider variety of shots
- We included multiple track shots
- We changed several fig rig shots to tripod shots
- Georgia had a very keen eye for continuity (constantly forcing us to review footage to make match cuts in the edit)
- We used a FAR better prosthetic "5" for his hand
- We used conventional polaroid pictures for the "4","3","2" and "1" which we changed to "Bingo" to give the scene a sense of sick humour
- We filmed the TV sequence, then filmed a TV showing the TV sequence
- We essentially invented the character controlling the protagonist from afar, who we showed in polaroids and the TV sequence
- The invention of this character led to the title being decided: "Overseer"
- We used a new, more bland remote
- We left the house in it's homely state which enhanced character exposition and increased film time by reducing set-preparation time
- We agreed on a typeface for the signs which seemed savage and exciting which is very conventional of the genre
- We created a costume for the antagonist which included a plain suit, black tie and scary mask which hides the identity of the villain
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