I would edit the chair to fit, or rotate the camera a little more screen left to get a better silhouette (maybe both)
When you’re a student you can bend and edit things to fit your scene, so enjoy this while you can.
In production, the props will either be bespoke so it’s easy, or they won’t fit at all and you have to figure out how to make it work. (mostly the latter)
Blocking is ok – you’re missing the frame counter
You will see where the timing can be shifted when you switch to spline (don’t worry, you’ll see it)
as an acting note, small thing…make him start to look away just before he retires his king.
(also less pieces on the board will make it easier to read – or even scale it up bigger too)
with the final pose, twist the left foot more to his left (so it’s not pointing down the line of the camera)
This is because you probably want him to exit to the right of the camera, but this trajectory looks like he will come straight at the camera.
(twist the foot more on the pose where it is planted)
And with the other foot on the final pose, drag the twist back towards where it came from.
Good stuff man.
