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I made a three-minute piece around a cereal-box camera obscura. The image is rough, but the moment the room appears upside down is still my favorite part. I’m deciding whether to explain the trick at the end or leave the audience with the image. If you watched it, what would make the ending feel earned?

We’ve been trying to keep project notes useful without turning every experiment into a report. What do you write down after a test fails? A photo and one sentence? Measurements? The guess you started with? I’m curious what actually helps you pick the work back up a week later.

When I share an early cut, I’ve started asking one specific question instead of saying “any thoughts?” A few prompts that have helped: Where did your attention drift? What do you think the person wants in this scene? Which moment should have more room? What question gets you the most useful feedback?