Progress and Posters

Something has occurred that I would've have never guessed: I have gone way over the time limit. In my odd way of first editing the beginning and ending, I've realized that I have left myself no time for the middle. The intro to the intro of the film involves showing the house and the room of the main character, while the ending presents the character covering her puffy eyes with makeup and leaving the room. In order to have enough time for the mid section, I might have to get rid of the makeup scene and some establishing shots. These shots are important to the further understanding the film but, time is not permitting it. I just hope that even without these scenes, the rest of the project can stand well on its own. For now, I need to edit like a mad man.
Other than that, I worked on creating a poster for the movie. By taking one of the more aesthetically pleasing shots from the intro, I modeled the poster after some that I saw online. Of course, I don't have as many credits to put on it as professional movies do. With the poster, I thought of a title. A title that's been bouncing around my head includes a major element to the intro of the film: sound. More specifically, the sound of the main character breathing. A large symptom of panic attacks is shortness of breath. Thus, the title "Just Breathe" was born.