I'm not exactly sure how to take that Greg

And thanks Mayhew.

Alright, granted.

We basically had everything that could go wrong with this kind project, go wrong. Basically starting with the fact that the only green screen we had access to was like 8 foot across. Our shoot date got pushed back by like 2 weeks. And then our camera decided to throw a ton of gain onto everything, and we didn't catch it. We lost like half our 3D models and keying was insanely difficult and the list goes on.

So I'm not excuses but, it was a learning process, and we did probably the hardest thing we could in an insanely short time. (Keep in mind we did this entire thing while also having a full course load the entire 2 months.)

So basically I'm just glad we got a completed, comprehensible thing at the end of it.

Lol, I know. I'm just sayin, it is a student project, and we were basically learning most of it as we went. So don't expect a gem of perfection.

Thank you kindly sir.

Sweet.

It's 8000% better than what I could do, which is limited to a rather fancy PowerPoint presentation. Atmospherically effective.

However, I maintain that no one cares about the fate of a guy in a lab coat. I think it's just cultural conditioning. It falls somewhere between a military uniform and a janitor's coveralls.