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WOW a DD! Whoah. I think I'm in shock. I can't thank you guys enough for the support, and a big thanks to `kmdigital for the feature! 
Best of luck in the future, hope to see more of this.
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It's bittersweet.
Very good
"Ice Cream?"
The use of ice cream makes the scene quirky and definitely instills the dreamlike atmosphere into it while giving interest and some dynamic quality to the mysterious man.
The "meeting yourself" moment is a common one used to represent a person's inner struggle with their own demons. I think it's used here to good effect.
"Aw, come on! This is a good one!"
This line mirrors a possible response from the audience, making them think "What does this guy have to do to get out of this?"
The music in this scene is simple with a few sparse notes here and there. It's curious, echoing the viewer and Lucas as they examine the stopped scene.
This transition effect is heightened by the skillful rocky 360 pan around.
You had already established the transitions with the few previous scenes, but when you held out this change longer than usual, it caused the tension to rise after a few seconds once I realized something worse was going to happen. Excellent use of an effect and taking it beyond its original form.
This interesting visual movement with the man "appearing" behind Lucas is a nice touch and adds a great visualization for this scene. I bet it took a few takes to get this one positioned exactly, but it paid off.
I think the echoing bells in the music reflect the tension in this scene as though the bells foretold the coming of the bugs before they swarm Lucas' bed. A good choice of music in this part really helped set the mode of the scene, which is another reason why this is one of my favorite moments.