Wow, what can I say. The language, wording and script - very powerful, poetic. I think this is a nice concept, the inner thoughts, spoken, simple set, real and up-close.

Title Reviewed: You Deplete Me
Reviewed by: amibrown

I wish that this was longer. I laughed during most of it. I thought the dialogue was great.

Title Reviewed: Natalie Portman
Reviewed by: duhduhbonk

I really liked that it felt like a new age silent film. But since it was only 3 minutes long, there wasn't much substance to it. It had me thinking something goofy was about to happen as a way to end it on a different note from how the mood of the film felt.

Title Reviewed: Unknown Number
Reviewed by: duhduhbonk

I'm a big fan of out of the box thinking no matter what the medium is. The video quality wasn't the best, and neither were the FX, it would have been nice if the images that were supposed to be seen through the window didn't spill over and cover the entire screen, but this was obviously experimental and shot on a budget so I didn't mind that too much. I'm not sure I fully got it, but I kind of liked it. Good luck!

Title Reviewed: View From My Window
Reviewed by: BUNKER

Good job on the short film. I think it had a lot of twists. I hope you keep up your movies.

Title Reviewed: Maximum Reality
Reviewed by: docstp5

Good editing. The scene in the stairwell was filmed nicely. I don't think the back-story of how or why the wife died was ever made clear.

Title Reviewed: Till Death Do Us Part
Reviewed by: Andy Specht

Good work by the director in this. However, the video was pixely, and I am not sure if that is from the video equipment or just the video. The actors did damn good, too, but the nerdy, annoying kid was just bad and he was out of place.

Title Reviewed: Believe
Reviewed by: allenc22

I saw the film twice and I don’t understand the plot. I mean, first time I saw, I was thinking: “Ok, the man with the computer it’s the scriptwriter, the black and white images are the story that it has been writing at the same moment. Ok”.

Title Reviewed: Ripple
Reviewed by: JITofe

Hey, thanks for letting me review this. Interesting short film! I loved all the work you obviously put into this -- lots of setups, a few locations.

Title Reviewed: Blocked
Reviewed by: PabloSecca

Hi Thanks for letting me review this -- some thoughts 'out of season'--- *) obviously the budget here is low, so it's forgivable that we see all sorts of modern city elements when it's supposed to be 1917 Vienna *) The camerawork was commendable in the opening, showing nicely the details of the room *) I'm not sure what your aims are in terms of final product, but there's no story here.

Title Reviewed: The Art Of Peace
Reviewed by: PabloSecca

The film introduced us to Santa’s Blog. Santa is preparing for Christmas and toy delivery but a war has sprung up because of the Mayan Calendar events. The film quality was adequate for the project with no blur or out of focus shots.

Title Reviewed: Santa's Apocalyptic Video Blog
Reviewed by: chessaol

You have yourself a well-done little story here. The hollow sound fading in, and color, or lack of it, made for a nice setup. Camera movement flowed with the actors, who did a wonderful job, but I will say picture quality was a little off, which I’m guessing more upload, pixel size type problem.

Title Reviewed: Okay
Reviewed by: brokenarrow

Hello there, this is fabulous! I love shoes, I love Lynch and I love noir... and I think you made something excellent combining all these elements. For the record, I haven't seen the Louboutin commercials.

Title Reviewed: (David Lynch's Louboutins)
Reviewed by: Tesssa

The film is correct technically. The acting is good, the photography, the sound, etc. Maybe it’s the lack of conflict the weak point in this film. Nothing changes in the characters from the beginning to the end, one of them wants to quit and at the end… He quits.

Title Reviewed: Book of James
Reviewed by: JITofe

First off i would like to say way to get out there and make a film. I know how hard it can be to actually get up and get people together, then make plans and arrangements. I like the concept behind your film and bringing a female lead role back that has been missing for awhile.

Title Reviewed: The Onyx
Reviewed by: CalebLCain

I was not very impressed with the plot and the acting, but the cinematography was really good. I also like the effect used with cupboard doors moving. The casting was odd, too, as I expected a teenager, possibly 15 or so, to be hiding under the covers.

Title Reviewed: Adventure
Reviewed by: allenc22

Although I don’t agree with your views and obsessions with violence in movies, you did a great job executing your idea, no pun intended. Very reminiscent of Videodrome. The stop motion was great and the murder of these electronics was humorous and entertaining.

Title Reviewed: It's Just A Movie
Reviewed by: taylorfreeland

Depressed and lonely men sitting in their apartments do not make good lead characters! Although the actor did a great job with the material presented to him, displaying a wide array of emotions, simply put, it was pointless and repetitive. The short could have been cut down to a single minute and the viewer still would have gotten the message and understood the character.

Title Reviewed: You Deplete Me
Reviewed by: taylorfreeland

I liked this short, well done! It had good rythm to it. I felt you dedicated a lot of time to the opening, maybe a bit too much, but that got compensated with excellent editing and great acting.

Title Reviewed: Your money and your life
Reviewed by: Tesssa

The film is 3 minutes and has 1 actor and 1 location. This is a film about a homeless man living in an abandoned building by the sea. It appears that all the shots use only natural lighting and the camera is hand-held.

Title Reviewed: Shelter by the Sea
Reviewed by: wdj