cool! did you experiment with the scene settings to get the lowest noise possible? it seems noisy. I am having a hard time eliminating the noise as well, still playing around with the scene settings.
Use a lower pitch blast for the shotgun. Even if it is a small one.
The machine gun should be a tad more ambient for that setting. Try early reflections or short rooms.
I personally don't think the fast-shutter thing works well on an interior scene like this.
And for god's sake get those actors to understand the fear and emotion that would come with using a firearm to defend your life.
They killed your work by looking so....'blah'.
Although I understand it's just a test.
i liked the first sequence. second sequence seemed repetitive. flashes weren't big enough and you should color correct them. sounds were too cartoonish, like from counter strike. you need to have some movement with the characters.
First off... great job on this for the effects but the sound was what killed it... Just seemed too thin and levels or something were off. Thought the beginning stuff seemed a bit produced but the sequence was pretty nice. i do think you'll need to get actors who can emote..
I liked the opening sequence but that woman does not look comfortable holding a weapon. Truthfully no one that had any idea how to shoot would hold a weapon like that. Overall I thought that it was good but there is not enough chaos, and I agree with what others said about muzzle flash and the sound effects.