I was very inspired by the ‘Enough’ video that we watched in class as it highlighted the small, mundane problems in our day-to-day lives which we find frustrating or annoying – a similar theme to what I wanted to present in my work. I wanted to create something that many viewers would relate to, and found that many of my classmates had similar problems on the tube during their commute to university. I would have liked to have had more time to work on the project, and experiment with shapes and colour more to convey the mood, when instead I ended up working in the way that I felt most comfortable with in order to meet the deadline. I also found that when many of my clips were so short, straight ahead animation was easier to work in. It did take me a few tries to get the timing and spacing right, but after a few clips it became much easier. I also found that working digitally sped my process up a lot in setting the scene, since I didn’t have to repeatedly draw backgrounds in every frame. Overall I was very happy with how my final outcome turned out. I enjoyed working in the style I had chosen, and was especially pleased with how the sound and imagery came together in the final piece.