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Zombie Test Animation - Moviestorm and final Cut

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So have been working on #cinematography and Moviestorm using #FinalCut on my new Mac. I like the results a lot. This is just a test animation for a short that I want to try to finish about a #zombie with big dreams. It's just an exercise, but thought I would share. What do you think? There are a couple of mistakes (like rain indoors) that I need to fix, plus cutting back a couple of shots and replacing some of the music, but definitely think that I am learning a lot.

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