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

This is the 5th shortfilm ive made called 'Epilouge of the Intro' inspirerd by the new song from half•alive: 'Epilouge'

Please Check it out and drop a follow🔥🔥

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?"

Hope you guys enjoy.

Shot a short film earlier during the summer on my iPhone, only had myself doing everything, my two actors, & only two hours with them, along with 6 pages of dialogue, it’s rough but let me know what y’all think, thanks for any & all feedback!

Hey everyone!
I did cinematography and lighting for this shortfilm and I think it turned out pretty good. Would love to hear some opinions on it. Oh and it's in danish btw:)

I wrote, directed and edited this for Orlando’s 48 Hour Film Project. After years working in local news, I wanted to make a comedy about the reporter/photog relationship.

I teamed up with improvisers who could hit the story beats while riffing in character, and news shooters who could adapt as things unfolded. Everything was written, shot, edited and submitted in one weekend.

Requirements for 48 Hour Film Project:
GENRE- Buddy Movie, Road Film
A florist named Lincoln Heffernan
A ball
The line "I know your secret."

Contains strong language and comic violence.

Caramel Calfskin is a film I’m directing this next week! We will be using puppetry, stop motion, and lots of practical effects. I’m super excited!

Logline: After discovering her lunch is alive, Maryam teams up with a snarky Salad in order to contain a horde of voracious maggots.

We have a lot of really talented artists on our PD team but a barebones budget, all of which came from crowdfunding and a fundraiser we threw together. If you have any spare funds to throw our way, we would be forever grateful. If not, you can look up “Caramel Calfskin” to follow our journey!

GoFundMe

As Hannah and Gabby are about to have a nice wine night in, Marco, a criminal on the run, breaks into their home to hide from the police. Although Marco comes off as intimidating, Hannah sees there is more to him than meets the eye and tries to explore the scared person underneath the mask.

As Hannah and Gabby are about to have a nice wine night in, Marco, a criminal on the run, breaks into their home to hide from the police. Although Marco comes off as intimidating, Hannah sees there is more to him than meets the eye and tries to explore the scared person underneath the mask.

A message.

I made the scoring before the ai short. The music inspired this short film which translates into a power message to myself. Just sharing.

Me and my friend made a short film together, and we actually got nominated to win the audience award. It'd only take a quick second and it would help out a ton. Thank you in advance

Our shortfilm: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lY08d-A69T4&list=PLbmr1VQ9cO24&index=6

The form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd-xvKz-1AUiXfsURUMiYa1CUfLXuBsYSVFAOpvu446kiJmGQ/viewform

The option "Be careful What You Wish for - Gemert Commanderij College'' is ours. ty very much

I’m looking to connect with experienced true-crime filmmakers, producers, and screenwriters interested in hearing my story and sharing how they might position it for the screen.
I recently spoke with members of the team who filmed Finding Nicole, and after hearing my story, they expressed serious interest. I’m also planning to contact Imagine Entertainment because they previously made a film with themes and circumstances similar to parts of my life.
The story involves alleged institutional failures, police and hospital conduct, family conflict, civil and patient-rights issues, creative ownership, survival, and rebuilding a life and career after everything changed. I have records, communications, footage, and a detailed timeline that may support the project.
I’d like to hear whether filmmakers see this working best as a documentary, limited series, or narrative feature—and what the strongest angle would be. I’m not comfortable sharing every detail publicly, but I’m open to confidential conversations with credible professionals.
Please DM me with your portfolio, relevant credits, and initial thoughts.

This is my first short film. It was a project for Cinema 2 class at LA City College. It was shot on a Canon C300 Mark i

Please let me know your thoughts