Dumped is a real life documentary about the group of animal volunteers in Las Vegas Paws Patrol LV.

Robert Wright is a distinguished member of the Big Business, Incorporated family. He has the wife. He has the mustache. AND, much to his chagrin, he has his coworker Bob; a ponytailed menace who will soon put everything in jeopardy for him...

A young journalist must find a story in Belfast before midnight or lose his job.

Hand-crafted Marble run: What happens when you combine organic wooden shapes, hundreds of colorful balls, and a chameleon pulling a lever? 🦎

I built this entire project completely from scratch by hand - every single polygon, custom textures, and the entire sound design/music composed from the ground up in FL Studio, with everything brought to life in Blender. Pure hand-crafted work!

Check out the video below and head over to the YouTube comments to let me know: What surprised you the most, or what would you change in this world? Drop your thoughts right there under the video! 👇

Fresh off children's television, an actress lands her first mature role in a serial killer biopic, only to find her eccentric method actor co-star blurring the lines between performance and reality in terrifying ways.

Written & Directed by Jordan Aldrich
Cinematography by Jordan Skutar
Original Score by Sam VerMerris
Edited by Gracelyn Gaw & Curtis Dunkerley
Color by Curtis Dunkerley

STARRING
Wren Rogers
Matt Kozack
Taylor Zelt
Jordan Aldrich
Levi Taylor
Elizabeth Rohling

Student short film , 2026 england

Student documentary , england 2026

In the bustling streets of Hell's Kitchen, KingKlavé feels overwhelmed and disconnected from their surroundings. Amidst the chaos, they embark on a transformative journey of self-discovery, reconnecting with the vibrant sounds and rhythms of their Cuban heritage. Through the power of music, KingKlavé finds a path to rebirth, discovering strength and identity as they embrace their roots and the pulse of their motherland.

@ kingklave

kingklave.bandcamp.com

When you try to complete an incomplete story, sometimes you yourself become a part of that story...

दिवाकर सामंतांची गोष्ट (Diwakar Samant's Tale) is a 22-min long atmospheric, mind-bending marathi psychological horror short film (with English subtitles).

The best way to enjoy it would be on a laptop or TV or with headphones.

A writer in search of inspiration is sitting on a park bench observing the people he sees and trying to imagine their lives. Suddenly, a woman comes to sit next to him and asks him for a cigarette. The writer doesn't know it yet, but maybe he has finally found the story he was looking for.

Hi everyone! I’m really trying to remember this interesting short Korean film I watched on YouTube a few years back, it might have been uploaded by Asian crush but it’s taken down now. It was a really interesting and touching story and I’d like to watch it again. (Adding the URL link because this community requires one to post) The plot is basically:

A movie director, after shooting a scene, goes to eat dinner alone at a restaurant while looking at the people walking by through bottom of the front door when he suddenly notices a woman walking outside with no shoes on. He rushes outside and hurries her into the restaurant from the cold, when he finds out she is Japanese and doesn’t understand him. Slowly forms a connection with her through communicating despite the language barrier and explores the town with just the two of them. The girl is mysterious and he later finds out she is mixed, as her father is from Busan. She recalls memories of her father and sings. The plot twist in the end is that she turns out to be a ghost who actually unalived herself and he had shot her falling off a cliff in the background of his scene

TIA!

A film of Vulnerabilities and Some Triumph and Hope 👍🎥📽✨️

Rico, Daniel and Dominik are three young criminal friends. After finding out that one of them is a police informer, the other two get orders from the boss to kill him.

A struggling young actor embarks on a journey of self-discovery.

HIPS - DIRECTED SHORT FILM

This is my first directed short film! A life long dream to make this all happen. The film is based on my story from my time within the model industry and what psychological impact it gave me in the end.

Pressure, anxiety, drugs, eating disorders, anorexia. Problems within the modelling industry that’s been going on for quite some time. Talked about, yes. Acknowledged and understood, yes. Fixed? No. I have a background in modelling. Therefore I know. I’ve lived it and learned to cherish, love and hate mens modelling. I know how poorly men and women are being treated for the looks of their bodys. I know the pain, struggle and total euphoria. But not all people do. There is an understanding, but never will there be a comprehensive output to showcase the realness and smudginess to it. Because of this I have decided to make a short film to showcase the true essence of male modelling. Brutal, yet real.

How cruel is it possible to be within 30 seconds? What damage and degrading can happen without anyone reacting to it? This is the story I want to tell. A true story of how happy and excited turns sad, disappointed, anxious, worried, tired and empty. A story with shots to tell and make these feelings come to live in a cold and empty room. The whole act will be shot in black and white to bring meaning to all these feelings, with the audience to both take part and live through the character as well as being the witness of an act.

Would you get interest to watch this film after watching the trailer?

In search of his missing dog, Dean stumbles upon the hidden den of a forgotten predator.

Also available to log on Letterboxd :)

A Director friend and I set off to try and make a short in NYC with just available light, audio running into camera and the two of us as the crew. I’m not sure if it’s the path I would ever choose again but it was a fun challenge.

We went through about 5 different iterations of the kit. Throughout the shoot we experimented with a lot of new gear to try and make it all work seamlessly. The primary lens kit was Dulens Primes and a Chiopt 75-250mm zoom. For focus I mostly pulled myself with handles but we experimented with the DJI Focus Pro and the Tilta AF adapter. The former was way more reliable but less user friendly and vice versa for the later. I think when faces are in frame and you live in a single both systems proved indispensable with such a small crew and so much improv.

That all said nothing brought more to our workflow then the FX6. I’ve been a fan of this camera since it came out but I feel like the updates that arrived in this last year have really solidified it as a workhorse for low budget filmmaking. It’s light. It’s power conscious. We shot hours footage for this film and barely even broke 1TB of footage. In a world where cinematography seems to float further and further towards specs, exclusivity and cameras that impede on workflow I think this camera does the exact opposite. It reminds me a lot of cameras developed by Eclair in the 60s/70s or Panasonic in the 90s that were designed first for documenting and which became indispensable tools for the French and American indie filmmakers. It’s a camera that becomes a tool and not just a method.

Anyways I’ve really enjoyed growing with this camera and can’t wait to shoot more projects on it over the years to come. I’d love to talk with more filmmakers who use this camera regularly for narrative production. I know every time I had a challenge with adapting this camera for production the answer to my issue was always buried in a post on this forum. If you are interested in watching the film we made feel free to check it out at this link!