Frame test for thesis project

I'm not entirely sure which category it should go under, but I guess that's as close as I'm going to get.

Our teacher told us to have a "final version" of a frame in our thesis project so the other faculty could have a look-see and give their input before it's too late and we're already in the late stages of conceptualization. If you don't understand a word I'm saying, it's probably my fault. I've been working all day and night just on this pan up. ...This was simply a color test. I didn't actually want to do this piece on computer anyway. (A day and a night for a frame or two? For a 3-5 minute film? On 24 or 30 frames per second? Yeeeahhh... Not the most efficient direction I could go...)

Even when I finish my film, it's technically going to be USC property (though I'm allowed to put it in demo reels and portfolios and submit it to film festivals and the like. I just can't post more than 10% of it online.) But it's been ages since I've actually drawn anything and posted anything, so I figure why the heck not.

(Crit discouraged simply because I've been working on it for way too long to come back to it. Besides, my classmates and the faculty will chime in if they come up with anything (non-technical) to improve it.)

Everything (c) Umm... USC? Me? Both? I got paranoid and added the watermark