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that can be watched online.
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Examples of a good title are as follows:
Un Chien Andalou – (1929) Classic surrealist short film by Luis Buñuel and Salvador Dali
Paperman – Disney's Academy Award winning animated short from 2012 [6:32]
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Just a video I made yesterday afternoon.
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A group of Aliens and a group of Mad Scientists compete with each other for world domination.
My First short film released on Youtube! first time behind the camera and i’m pretty proud of it lmk what y’all think and constructive criticism it’s only the beginning thanks 🤞🏽
The Lone Caller (2024)
A robbery gone wrong triggers a relentless hit man to hunt down the survivor, putting his lover at risk.
Check out my latest horror short!
Hey, I didn’t write this at all, I just had shots in mind and edited them together to make something.
It was shot, edited and colour graded on iPhone.
I hope you like it
And btw if you have any criticisms dont hesitate I’m here to learn
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Hi whoever happens to be browsing here! I’m trying out this format where I integrate film into a YouTube style video, and if anyone has a few minutes to check it out and provide some feedback I would be super grateful.
Thank you for your time.
The approval of a one-million-pound mega park in Margate, Kent kickstarts discussions about what it means to be a skater in this short, cinematic documentary.
The film delves into the world of skating through the voices of local skaters who share their experiences, reflecting on why they started, the obstacles they've encountered, and their aspirations for the future. Community aspires to show the audience that beyond the flips and tricks lies a deeper narrative—one that explores themes of identity, resilience, and the bonds forged by a shared passion that goes beyond the confines of a sport.
Massive thank you to Lina, Boo, Nic, Dan, Mani, Kane, Cates & Daiz for their contributions.
A film by Matthew John Murphy & Hazeleigh Prebble