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Revisions

To revise our film opening, we enhanced and balanced out the audio so it would become more even. For instance, during the takes when the President of the Board addressed Santa Claus, the audio was uneven compared to the other takes. The "Nick Hallisey" title was moved to the previous clip with the respective actor speaking his lines. We also cut down on a few of the takes that ran on longer. For example, the scene where the entire board reacted to Santa Claus's lack of knowledge of that date was slightly trimmed. We also trimmed off a small part of the scene when the board members left the room.


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