Transitions: First edit review with Simon

The first rough cut review went better than i expected, though there is still obviously lots of work with the footage to be done. Now everything is on the timeline however, we can now begin to delve deeper into the editing process and really play with the colour grading & sound to give it a cinematic aesthetic. 

Feedback - 
- Needs severe colour grading, which will be done by myself. 
- Needs tighter edits, quicker paced through out towards the end of the sequence.
- Needs cutting down, as it's currently too long.
- End sequence needs refining.
- Opening sequence needs to be cut quicker. 
- Sound needs refining & bringing more emphasis on visuals.

I was given the personal task of colour grading the whole sequence, which is a relatively big task as our footage was slightly yellow throughout up until the last scene, as that's when the natural light finally reaches the basement. 

On the whole, i was satisfied with the feedback given to us from Simon, we had clarity on some issues regarding a few shots, resulting in us being able to move and cut some footage out as it was pretty useless. Now it's just focusing on the edit, with colour grading and sound being the main focal point.