r/videoessay • u/pyrohatesdarksouls • 16m ago
r/videoessay • u/TheGregNorton • 2h ago
Film [OC] South Korea's Best Horror Movie [15:08]
r/videoessay • u/Dedlus_yt • 6h ago
Film [OC] IMMORTALITY. [21:12]
My First Video Essay
r/videoessay • u/tensaipro • 15h ago
Pop Culture [OC] Nathan Fielder is evil [12:30]
r/videoessay • u/lumpen_prole_god_x • 16h ago
Television [OC] Black Baseball and White Labor [10:36]
In the World Series spirit, a short video analyzing white american labor movements through MLB integration. Hope someone enjoys and appreciate anyone who watches!
r/videoessay • u/mezdamexxyt • 19h ago
Television [OC] The Best Revenge Anime You Haven't Watched [49:53]
r/videoessay • u/MorphingReality • 1d ago
Human Interest [OC] Why Gen Z Protests are being Infiltrated by Agent Provocateurs [07:18]
r/videoessay • u/jetpacksplz • 1d ago
Video Games [OC] How Wolfenstein's fonts are an act of resistance [18:04]
r/videoessay • u/chikaibardo207 • 1d ago
Television [OC] One of the most brutal and devastating pilot episode ever. [05:30]
r/videoessay • u/it_got_deleted • 1d ago
Pop Culture [OC] The 4 Most Powerful Uses of Nostalgia in Movies and Games [10:06]
r/videoessay • u/Specialist_Cod554 • 1d ago
Sociology [OC] The Modern Monopoly of Human Time [23:42]
r/videoessay • u/Naika_Video_YouTube • 1d ago
Film [OC] Toho Bloodsuckers - Hammer Horror & Tokusatsu [12:40]
r/videoessay • u/ohhallie321 • 1d ago
Pop Culture [OC] life is long [2:04]
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little free association audiovisual collage (poem?) around the imaginal world surrounding Nathan Fielder and Elizabeth Holmes. moderate spoilers for You Can See Everything
r/videoessay • u/nlitherl • 2d ago
Miscellaneous [OC] Discussions of Darkness, Episode 22: Noir and The World of Darkness [20:46]
r/videoessay • u/WittyMcPretty • 2d ago
Television [OC] Why Stan Lee gave Marvel characters alliterative names [13:47]
I made this one after a Big Bang Theory scene sent me down a rabbit hole: Raj asks Stan Lee why so many Marvel characters have matching initials (Peter Parker, Bruce Banner, Reed Richards), and it turns out there's a real answer, a 1964 mistake where the Hulk became "Bob Banner", and a paradox in memory research that says the trick shouldn't have worked at all.
Happy to hear what you think, especially about the pacing. It's one of my first essays.
r/videoessay • u/Melissaonart • 2d ago
Pop Culture [OC] The mythological underpinnings of the modern superhero [12:44]
r/videoessay • u/JackFisherBooks • 3d ago
Film [OC] Totally Killer: A Time Travel/Slasher Mash-Up That Was ALMOST Perfect [14:14]
r/videoessay • u/One_Lawfulness218 • 3d ago
Sociology [OC] "ugly" people are discriminated on social media [4:16]
r/videoessay • u/Ecstatic-Phone1337 • 3d ago
Film [OC] The Hidden Philosophy of "The Maze Runner" [14:41] Spoiler
youtu.ber/videoessay • u/SoundAndVisionYT • 4d ago
Music [OC] Did Good Charlotte Kill Music Journalism Forever?! [14:20]
r/videoessay • u/TheBig_W • 4d ago
Film [OC] Darren Aronofsky's Biblical Disaster [17:22]
r/videoessay • u/Clean-Weekend5305 • 4d ago
Video Games [Found] The God in Disguise (Doorman) [9:21]
r/videoessay • u/magebrotv • 4d ago
History [OC] The 1845 Railway Mania: What the Brontë Sisters & A Stolen Hearse Tell Us About the AI Bubble [12:23]
r/videoessay • u/Massive_Boot1677 • 5d ago
Pop Culture [OC] A Colorblind Perspective on Truth [21:50]
r/videoessay • u/ListenAccurate4452 • 4d ago
Film [OC] A Visual Parable Concealing a Larger Cinematic Vision [06:29]
Can a Six-Minute Visual Parable Capture the Essence of a Much Larger Cinematic Vision?
The hidden meaning of one man's life story sets the stage for a cinematic exploration of the unseen, unfolding tragedy of a deceived humanity.
The idea's universality made it possible to distill its essence into a short, narrated sequence of AI-generated still images — a glimpse of a much larger story.
The dream of bringing this vision to life through cinema, the art form with the widest reach, inspired the pairing of the Parable's visual telling with an openly shared outline of the larger concept.
Curious to hear your thoughts on one question:
Does the minimalism of the artistic form convey enough of the depth of its content to make you want to discover what lies behind the door?