I also like the split screen technique within this film. Unlike Fragments for Eye Drift, this film uses three split screens which I found very interesting and amazing. What I mostly liked within the film were the zooming techniques and how composition of shots of how he mixes the static shots and moving shots. At one point it was over whelming trying to look at the three screens and also engaging.
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I also like the sound of the film and how the same voice over describes each location. Even though the voice over works well with this film, I'm not going to consider it because I don't want a voice over in my film. I feel like the voice over might change the concept into something else.
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