Under Your Mask by @sofia.sigma
Feedback:
Thoughts on the covers: The covers are drawn beautifully no doubt. However, right off the bat I could tell this story is about romanticizing psychopaths. Stories like this arenât my cup of tea. So, if I seen it the app I wouldnât click on it and read.
Thoughts on description: The description is a cliche. It didnât grab my attention. I personally think it could use some tweaking.
Character development: I didnât see much of a character development in the story. All the characters looked the same. I didnât really feel connected to them. I guess Luna was interesting. I think you should give some background history on the characters.
Plot development: I didnât see one either. I see the direction youâre going, but all I can tell is that Jed is going to go after Nia for whatever reason. I guess because heâs crazy and they will lust over each other. This is based on the description and the covers. And some conversations.
Sentence structure: Needs improvement. I would suggest find a proofreader.
Directing: It was good. Needs some work.
Backgrounds: Good quality.
Music: No music, but you had sound.
Choices: Yes.
Ways to improve: You should find a proofreader and you need to work on your directing. Comments about this will be in the review section.
Review:
Episode 1
- The nurse says âNo one told you that youâre crazy.â This makes sense, however, why do you try this instead âNo one has said that youâre crazy.â
- Nurse says âNia, donât make me do with this the hard way!â This needs to be âNia, donât make do this the hard way!â
- Nia says âNO ! I know that you are drugging me because you donât want me to find out about the things that going around here!â Change âthatâ into thatâs. Also, you donât need a space between no and the !
- Niaâs speech bubble isnât on her.
- The arm overlays could be better. Maybe try to layer it differently because right now it looks odd.
- Your sentences needs improvement. Iâm going to assume English isnât your first language. A lot of the sentences donât make sense.
- âMy parents thought, that it would be better for me to stay here for good.â That comma isnât needed.
- âHey Laraâ You need a comma after hey.
- âHey sweetheartâ You need a comma after hey.
- âAs you know, itâs not allowed smoke in here!â This doesnât make sense. Try this âAs you know, youâre not allowed to smoke in here!â
- Missing punctuation at the end of the sentences.
- âLook Nia, I know you for almost 5 years.â That should say known. You should also consider changing the numbers to letters.
- You should put the background characters into a talk animation loop.
- All your characters look the same. (The females)
- When speaking directly to someone itâs called a direct address. You need to use a comma before addressing someone by name.
- Sofia is gliding instead of walking.
- This fight scene seems familiar. I seen something like this an another story about psychopaths lol.
- The paparazziâs pop into the scene.
- You need to work on your speech bubbles.
Episode 2
- The water overlay is clearly an overlay. Maybe try to layer it differently or zoom closer onto Niaâs face. It just looks a bit weird.
- Nia says âGood morning you too.â You should day âGood morning to you too.â
- I would suggest getting a proofreader.
- Isabella speech tail isnât on her.
- After the characters are done talking you should put them on an idle_loop animation because right now theyâre stuck on the last animation they did.
- Luna says âOf course I have.â That should be âOf course, I do.â Or âOf course, I have a car.â
- Tyler pops in the scene. Make sure you use & instead of @
- âHey buddy!â You need a comma after hey.
- Jed is still talking while Tyler is talking.
- âI donât want your dirty ass on my clean house.â On needs to be âinâ
- Jed seems like the stereotypical version of a psychopath. I mean thatâs fine because you see it in a lot of episode stories. Just my opinion.
Episode 3
- Mrs. Fiona pops into the scene.
- The name in the direct address is always set apart from the rest of the sentence by a comma or commas.
- Nia and Luna pop into the car. Use & to avoid characters from popping in.
- Niaâs speech bubble is outside of the car. You should scale the speech bubble to 90% and place it next to her.
- Directing errors continue in this episode.
My comments: I would suggest doing more research about psychopaths. Jed seemed like the stereotypical version of a psychopath.
Here is an thread on how to portray psychopaths
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I hope my feedback doesnât offend you in any way. My opinion is my own