Fine tuning time (Patreon)

So I've made it up to 1720 frames, that's like 71 seconds (I think) @ 24fps, and I'm really liking the directions but the more I watch it the more I see I need to really go through and do some fine tuning. I've been doing some as I go along and there's some sections I'm really liking but there's others that look fairly janky and I need to smooth them out. Been learning about the graph editor as I'm going along and I think it's the key to dialing this in to not look so robotic.

As I was saying in prior posts these 1720 frames will essentially be the middle and end sections and I still need to do the start/ lead up to the starting frame of this.

A side note, I've been keeping the sound design of this in the back of my head which should be interesting. Never did any of that either lol.

This is probably a really ambitious project for a "first project" but I'm having a blast. As much as a short 10 second loop is nice to watch I always crave something more. I can see the value of the short loops to really get the flow of the movement down so I'll be working on some of them as well surrounding this scene. It'll be good practice for body movements for sure.

I wonder though, when people are making longer scenes do they do the entire thing in block or do they section it off by so many frames and go back through so it's not so much fine tuning by the end?