Creative Work Finished

My creative work for my Emily Dickinson class is officially finished. I meant to make this post last night, but I was up until 2am or so this morning getting my editing done, so here we are. The filming went well, with surprisingly few hiccups over the last few days. Did you know that hanging out of a moving vehicle while holding a video camera can technically be counted as reckless endangerment? I did not know this in fact, and a Shenandoah County sheriff's deputy was kind enough to bring me up to speed on that principle. Anyway, the shot I ended up using for the visual part of my short film was not the exact one that I had planned on using originally, but I decided to go a different way while editing, and I think it worked out for the best. My original plan had been to do the run during the daylight, but seeing as how the poem is about Death picking someone up and continuing on towards final Judgment, daylight hours did not seem to be appropriate for my use. It is a little dark, but I can explain exactly what is happening, and the important parts are still able to be seen, so I think it all worked out for the best. I will post here again to inform you all of the grade I recieve on it.