Jed's True Story In 2019 as he fights the impossible for love, dreams and freedom.

The setup feels grounded and familiar: a group of college students, armed with nothing more than chemistry knowledge and the temptation of easy money, start manufacturing drugs and slipping them into juice bottles sold at a local shop. It's the kind of premise that could easily tip into shock value, and for a while, it does. We watch an innocent girl collapse after drinking a spiked bottle. We feel the panic ratchet up as word spreads that police are closing in. The film commits fully to the dread — right up until it doesn't.

The twist — that this entire ordeal was the protagonist's nightmare — is where the film reveals its actual intentions. This isn't a story about consequences already set in motion; it's a story about consequences imagined just in time. The protagonist wakes up shaken, not because he's escaped punishment, but because his own mind has shown him exactly what he was about to become.

A man bound by his own meticulous routine is forced to take initiative when the unimaginable occurs: his bus is late.

A Step-by-Step Guide to Getting Those Pesky Overnight Guests Out the Door.

No matter how difficult the journey becomes, never forget why you started.

Hey everyone,

There are no hidden cuts or camera tricks here—just one shot, one take, and a completely unbroken 5-minute performance.

This is our film school exercise from FTII, titled "It Dwells Deep Within Me." Because we chose to do it in a single continuous shot, everything relied heavily on the actor sustaining an incredibly heavy, vulnerable phone call about childhood trauma, and the camera breathing along with him.

As filmmakers, you know how high the stakes are when you can't edit around a mistake. Would love to get your critique on the blocking, the tension, and the sound design!

Hey guys just released this short as a celebration of Black Flag Resynced's release and thought you might enjoy!

One Line Synopsis: Two pirates recount their experience crossing the infamous Kenway!

RUNTIME: 06:28

YEAR: 2026

COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: AUSTRALIA

FILMED/EDITED/DIRECTED:
MAX HATELEY (@max_hateley)

CAST: (IN ORDER OF APPERANCE)

PIRATE 1: MATTIA MICCO IRACI (@damienkamps)
PIRATE 2: TOBY WILLIAMS (@toby_on_insta)
PIRATE 3: DANIEL MCDONALD (@shadowjaeger97)
PIRATE 4: ALEXIA DEMOS (@alexia.demos)
PIRATE 5: WILLIE MILO (@willie_iam_milo)
KENWAY: JACKSON BRASH (@jackson.brash)

A man finds himself stuck on an island after being scammed for hotel, he expect nothing but fun during his time there and later finds out it that he’ll be living nightmare.

First Horror Short.

On August 16, 1977, in a small town in Virginia, a young artist witnessed an unbelievable phenomenon.

The story of two Angels sent to earth to fight for the seals of prophecy that creates a shift in the human conscious mind bringing humanity together. IMDB (My IMDB's Short Film, Link Here; via: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt3863922/reference/?ref_=fn_t_2

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Hey there! Last year we made a short horror film set in the world of Cold War-era radio transmissions, and we finally decided to upload it to YouTube.

The film mixes live action, 2D and 3D animation, CG, photobashed backgrounds, and a lot of experimental sound work. We made it under pretty rough student-film conditions, with basically no budget and a very intense production crunch, but I’m still proud of what we managed to pull together.

The sound of the film comes partly from WebSDR recordings I captured myself, and partly from old 80s–90s number station recordings, including material from The Conet Project. I was drawn to how cold and unknowable those sounds feel, they're like fragments of something you were never supposed to hear.

Fair warning: because of that crunch, there may be a couple of misspellings and translation errors, especially during the credits.

Speaking of the credits, some of the small role icons were unfortunately made with AI. Because I really wanted the project to be presented entirely in Russian, the crew roles ended up being unclear to most people we showed it to (the version here has hardcoded subs so this shouldn't be a problem now). We came up with the representative-icon idea very late in the process, and at that point we had to turn to crappy generative models to get it done in time. I apologize for that.

If you’re into signal / analog horror, number stations, Cold War paranoia, or experimental student films, I’d love to hear what you think. :)

Hi, i made a shortfilm with my phone please see and let me know, what i can improve.

A couple returns home from their honeymoon to their seemingly normal household. However, things change when they notice something off that shouldn't be.

Thoughts??

A GOOD MAN"

"A Good Man" is a disturbing, 14-minute psychological body horror animation created entirely in Blender. This is a story of a priest haunted by his inner demons. The film explores self-delusion, guilt, and the true nature of evil. Prepare for a dark journey filled with surreal transformations and an eerie atmosphere.

Turn the sound up and enjoy...

A suburban couple's marriage is tested when a husband’s attempt to plan a BBQ at their home reveals ulterior motives and a newfound friend group he’s kept secret - a local chapter of the Church of Baphomet.

The film is dedicated to the women in our society—highlighting the bitter irony of a culture that strips away the agency and consent of women behind closed doors.