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Jordan Wardle evaluated his work on a trailer called FIB: New Haven that he created with a team. Some scenes during filming didn't go as planned or didn't look good in the final product. He would use different camera angles and close-ups if filming again to better convey key evidence and portray the murderer as sinister. The trailer included common crime drama elements like a murder, crime scene, and investigation, but Jordan felt showing the "bad guy" as twisted through camera angles would help the audience.
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