Hi @Zezkaii!
These screenshots are from the continuation of the project “Mission to Minerva”. I did not have time to submit the full film and submitted only а part of it so as not to miss the contest. I am adding, as promised, materials showing the further development. These screenshots are from the full film in which the two main characters travel through the city from opposite ends to a research center where they meet. 
Regarding the video, due to the fact that I am under time pressure and releasing many complex projects, unfortunately I cannot make short scenes, especially since they do not get much interest (screenshots takes less time but pays more attention to details).
For example, the last scene of Post-apocalyptic Shelter have 50! views, “Events… Time… Numbers…” - I was generally disappointing by the lack of interest. But I never give up. Just have to make adjustments and learn from failures. 
From other side, the meditation and fantasy story have already received more than 1K views and I know that many people use these videos and it helps them. 
Besides, I have 4 full-length films in development with scripts, scenes and characters ready; an almost two-hour symphonic musical “Cleopatra”, for which I wrote all the music and recorded many singers and choirs. Not to mention the Sci-fi projects about the Universe like the “Milky Way Galaxy”, which talks about dark matter, dark energy, engines of the future, the structure of a black hole, etc., music videos and many more unique projects. 
This year was the beginning of my journey to filmmaking with Unreal Engine after few years of learning and gaining skills, assets, etc. In general, I do my best to publish step by step, project after project. But since I work alone, I have to be careful about time management.
Sorry for the length of the comment, but I thought it was important to write this, since you, along with @PresumptivePanda and @The_M0ss_Man give me such a great support on the forum and this support is priceless to me!
Also I tried to support other talented artists, but unfortunately it turned out to be a one-way process. And I respect that. 
Once again, thank you so much for your interest to my work! It means a lot to me!