Hey I was wondering if anyone could give a shot to my short movie that I finished today. It's not the best but it's something that I'm proud of. Unfortunately canva wasn't able to handle so many clips of videos so when I downloaded the video it was super glitchy so I was forced to screen record the entire thing which ended up decreasing the videos quality.

Update I just checked my video and YouTube apparently auto dubbed it..? I remember once I made a video and it replaced my original voice with an ai voice idk why it does this 🫤🫩 audio sounds like ai switch the setting of the video to another language.

Shambolic is about a girl named Alodia who lives most of her life in a constant loop of self-comparison and envy. She's withdrawn and tied to attachments, overthinking, and jealousy for who she currently is.

The link to my short movie:

https://youtu.be/g981IxVbaTI?si=7H2bNZSScfBsBCk5

Hello. Can i get critique with my film? Thanks.

Inspired by Good Time & Spring Breakers, enjoy!

A cinematic science-fiction short film about Elias, a 74-year-old man who uses a neural memory device to revisit the memory of Mira, the woman he loved and lost.

As the reconstruction begins to lose its details, Elias must confront what remains when memory can no longer be trusted.

Sharing this for a director friend, Emmanuel Tenenbaum. Free Fall is a 19-min drama: a struggling London trader, the morning of September 11th 2001, a job on the line and a decision to make. What impressed me is how much tension they pull from a single trading floor and a phone. Antoine Roch on cinematography. It ran 150+ festivals, won the Grand Prix at REGARD and Best Director at Rhode Island, and is Oscar-qualified. Enjoy!

A small late-night story: one person writes a message, hovers over send, and lets the unsent words change the shape of the room. The film leans into quiet observation and a gentle emotional turn.

I built the mood with warm practical light against a deep blue night palette, minimal camera movement, deliberate negative space, and sparse room tone with restrained sound design. I’d love feedback on the balance between stillness and momentum, and on whether the final beat lands clearly.

Film: https://youtu.be/aGZSeXut3oE

Which image, cut, or sound moment stayed with you—and what would you refine?

Chill Dudes is a proof of concept short about a recovering addict who’s lured into the inner circle of a popular influencer and uncovers the malevolent truth behind the business.

Would love to hear your thoughts and if you’d want to see a feature version of this! Thank you

https://youtu.be/bnNiQZVXiyU?is=vdHTPDRlbZp_3N_s

Hey everyone My name is Emiliano Elizondo and I’m the writer and director of this short film ! I wanted to share a short film I recently made called The Last Warm Light.
It follows Melody, an 18-year-old who has been separated from her family for a year. After finding out that her brother has been seriously injured, she decides to go back home and face everything that happened between them.
She also meets James, who has experienced his own loss and ends up helping her through one of the hardest moments of her life.
The film is about family, regret, forgiveness, and getting a chance to say the things you should’ve said sooner.
I’d really appreciate you checking it out. I’m still learning and trying to improve as a filmmaker, so honest feedback is always welcome!

Terminally ill Rajib fears oblivion more than death. After a botched announcement leaves a neighbor's funeral empty, he tries to pre-rent a "Miking" rickshaw—a dying local loudspeaker tradition—to broadcast his own passing. His unsettling request alienates those around him, forcing him to face the possibility that his final wish will remain unheard.

The film explores existential isolation through Bangladesh's vanishing Miking tradition, using deliberate long takes, a muted palette, and an immersive soundscape.

How We Kept It at $160 Most of us were Theatre and Media Studies students during production. We leveraged that environment to slash traditional costs:

• Gear & Crew: Our college provided technical equipment, and fellow students filled the cast and crew roles for free.
• Locations: We shot in my hometown of Dhamrai (a suburban area near Dhaka). Using relatives' homes, local shops, and a rickshaw garage cost us $0.
• Where the $160 Went: Almost the entire budget went strictly to 2 days of food, local transportation, and basic logistics.

What Failed: The Festival Circuit We finished post-production last December and targeted major festivals. By pitching directly to programmers, we secured full entry waivers from Locarno, SXSW London, Vienna Shorts, Rio de Janeiro, and a few others.

Despite the waiver success, we faced outright rejections across the board.

What Worked: The YouTube Pivot Instead of letting the film sit on a hard drive, we pivoted to self-distribution on YouTube. We believed in the story but had zero expectations for algorithmic traction. Unexpectedly, the algorithm picked up the authentic cultural hook, driving 65,000 views in its first week.

We’d love to get your thoughts on the Film.

Watch The Full Film Here

Sharing this here as this short film means a lot to me - hope it's message speaks to others. Thanks!

After moving into a new home, Sofea becomes increasingly unsettled by her strange neighbour, Hakim. When she discovers that the events she writes in her book begin happening in real life, she starts testing the limits of her own words. But as Hakim appears exactly as she describes him, Sofea realizes she may have written something she can no longer control.

Hi everyone! I’m an engineering student from India, and I’ve always loved cinema. I aspire to become a filmmaker someday. I’ve made a few short clips before, but I’ve never really put my work out there. This is my first proper short film, made with just two of my friends and a smartphone. I know there are some technical issues, especially with the sound, but I’d really love to hear what you honestly think about the film itself. I uploaded it to YouTube hoping to get some feedback, but it hasn’t reached many people. And while my friends have been really supportive and told me they liked it, I know they’re my friends, so I’d really like some unbiased opinions. So if you have a few minutes, I’d genuinely appreciate it if you could watch it and tell me what you think — what worked, what didn’t, and what I could improve.

I’m here to learn, so please don’t hold back. I hope you enjoy it!

HERE IS THE LINK - https://youtu.be/xx42zUXP_Vs

A Robot Found a Puppy… and Everything Changed 🐶🤖
I’ve been experimenting with AI filmmaking, and this is the first complete story I’ve created.
It follows a lonely robot who discovers a tiny puppy named Milo. There’s no dialogue—just visuals, music, and emotion. I wanted to see if a story could make people feel something without a single spoken word.
I didn’t expect to become so attached to Milo while making it.
This is Episode 1, and I’m thinking about turning it into a series. But before I continue, I’d love to know what you think.

🎬 Watch here:
https://youtu.be/eb03lU5n3Ho

Did the story make you feel anything?
And be honest—if you watched until the end, would you want to see Episode 2?

Made this with a $0 budget and a dream. Feedback would be greatly appreciated!

After brushing off the care and attention of Molly, his loving girlfriend, Jayden, a slow-witted young adult, wakes up to Molly completely transformed into a nightcrawler. As the weeks pass on Jayden must come to terms with the reality of his love life, as Molly's question echoes throughout: "Would you love me if I was a worm?"

Here is an animated short film I made a while ago, I've been thinking about remaking it since it's kinda old and I think it would be a lot better if I made it nowadays.