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Turn “something feels off”
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EVALA

Something feels off.

Not quite there yet.

It feels too polished.

It needs more atmosphere.

It could be stronger.

Something is missing.

It feels flat.

I just don’t connect with it.

Something feels unfinished.

tap a rewrite to bring it into focus

It should end in understanding.

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Future Guides

Opening a new domainPhotography.

Every field EVALA adds is a new place the five-step method gets applied. Film & Video was first. Photography is next.
The same method, turned toward stills:
what to look for in a frame, a moment, a print.

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Graphic Design8 disciplines
Digital Design6 disciplines
Animation & Motion6 disciplines
Writing6 disciplines
Music & Audio4 disciplines
Creative Technology2 disciplines
Fine Art & Visual Arts15 disciplines
Fashion, Textile & Craft8 disciplines
Architecture & Spatial Design6 disciplines
Comics & Sequential Art5 disciplines
Games & Interactive Media6 disciplines
Theatre & Performance6 disciplines
Emerging Creative Practices4 disciplines

About EVALA

Stefan Pârlog

Stefan Pârlog · Founder of EVALA, film editor

In twenty years of editing films, I’ve learned that every note starts as a reaction, and every reaction is partly about the person giving it: their taste, their history, their blind spots. Good feedback doesn’t hide that. It works with it.

“I don't like it” is honest, but it isn't useful feedback yet. EVALA is a way to look more carefully and turn that reaction into something you can explain.

It's for anyone in film and video post-production who wants to move from “something feels off” to “I can explain why.”

Look again.