This breif interveiw with Dmtry Chepovetsky is a really relaxed and welcoming conversation about a Canadian project. Although the lighting is really dim, and the audio is slightly echoed, the establishment of space is good, and the veiwers invitation to see the subjects body language is great. I would have liked to seen a closer shot of Dmtry, and as a veiwer gotten more personal with him. The sonic element with his name and his names font and position works really well for me. Also, the music at the end, with Dmtry's voice over feels like a really clean finish. The transition cuts throughout the interveiw with the white flash gives the film a bit of a rough-cut feel to it, that I enjoy and adds to the mood of the interveiw for being casual and in a real hop atmosphere.