NTU agreed me to to stay a month longer / plans to continue work on the project to obtain the prototype reacts to movement

So, we have got new things to think about them

NEW QUESTIONS:

1.what are the shoots
2.the smooth transition points
3.how long each is
4.storyboard?
5.if there is a movement - to which shoot it goes
6.if there isn't movement - to which shoot it goes
7.if there isn't movement which of the shoots we can see
8.timming / loops
9.new shoots / what shoots should I draw / add and where


NEW ANSWERS:

1.there are three shoots

-birds- natural behaviour
-birds- startled flying away
-birds- coming back to their previous places

2.it is verry important to create smooth tranzition points between shoots

3.I am planning timing for shoots like that:

for 1.birds coming back - about 30 second
for 2. natural behavior - about 1 or 1,5 min
for 3. birds frightened fly away - about 30 second

using loops

4.storyboard?

like that

5.if there is a movement - startled birs flying away

6.if there isn't movement - the animials will came back, and they willl start behaviour normally until you didnt startled them again, if you will stay without movement little longer - you could be an observator for longer.

so maybe there should be just 2 video shoots?
one with birds flying away
another with birds turning back, and than with natural behaviour on the same track?

7.if there isn't movement we can see / observe natural behavior of birds, like a hidden voyeurist.

8.timming / loops
loop as a conscious a means of expression

9.I am going to draw few new shoots,
- especially to variegate master view when I am showing natural birds behaviour,
it is too efficient in expression now, I'd like to make it more expressive and natural-like and more interesting that way
- probably I am going to varietage also close - ups and transition between them