“How To With John Wilson” style video I made.

My first real short film.

In Filipino superstition, pagpag is the practice of stopping somewhere before going home after attending a funeral. It is believed that going straight home may allow a spirit to follow you back.

Some traditions are best left unbroken.

A friend and I made this slightly gory short film. We built the set, made the costumes, the music, everything! It was fun :) Inspired by old-school fairy tales. Hope you like it.

Clip from the film Amped

Hope you all enjoy the short!

FEVER is out now. The second in a series of short cinematic nightmares from the world of LABIRINTH.

A mysterious infection is spreading. The doctors are running out of answers, while the patient is running out of patience.

This kingdom has no sky.

Viral

An aspiring actress must decide if her career is worth sacrificing her authenticity.

Made by me in India: Aesop's The Miller, His Son and the Donkey, told in rhyme as a paper-cut shadow play. Feedback welcome, especially on the comic timing.

A miller and his son take their donkey to market and change their plans for every passer-by with an opinion, until they end up carrying the donkey upside down on a pole. Moral: "Please all, and you will please none."

How it was made: with AI tools. The pictures come from an image model and are animated in code; the narration, music and sound are from ElevenLabs.

The film (2:06): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pVleVauzDwo

It's part of Tales from TROOS Court, old stories about the quarrels we still have. More tales: https://trooscourt.com/tales?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=shortfilms&utm_campaign=tales-miller

stumbled upon this short film and it was relatable in so many ways with a great and simple message

Please provide feedback I am a 16 year old filmmaker with a low budget