I liked the idea but...
Unfortunately the music didn't quite bond with the visuals. The music has a definite rhythm and the images have to be "in sync" with this. Cutting at the end of a musical phrase, for example. Also, the music has a "peak". The visuals should reflect this and there should be something happening at the point where the music reaches a high.
The sound was a bit of a let-down too. His calls are indistinct and there's no ambient noises at all. I realise you wanted to show the emptyness, but you still need an aural clue. you can do sound with an on-camera microphone, if you're prepared to do a bit of dubbing afterwards.
Apart from that, it's a very good start. Video drama is hard to get right. Anyone can point a camcorder at street action, but making a good drama, comedy or scripted video is difficult. I think you've got the passion, please keep on...
I look forward to seeing more of your stuff, please keep posting it here!
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