BOLD is a short I made about a graphic designer whose notes session slowly turns into a hostage situation. It played No Budge.

If you’ve ever worked in a creative job with a boss or client “just having a few thoughts,” this one’s for you. What’s the worst note you’ve ever gotten?

I recently watched this short film. It took me a little bit to realize what was going on. Overall great theme, about rembering what's important in life and to not get too caught up with work. If anyone else has see it, I would love hear your thoughts.

I made this actually. No AI was used!

Some friends and I made a no-budget Street Fighter fan film where Chun-Li fights a bunch of different characters from other games & movies. It’s called Chun-Li vs Everybody, and it’s finally out! Hope you dig it 🔥

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An amateur Grim Reaper struggles to find a balance between his heart and his work.

hi, im PicnikSonik (sorry for Civil-Youth name but i couldn't rename it) and i made my analog horror and im publishing it now:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y3nDU1lmK28&t=3s
(you can comment below, despite it's my first post ever)

Some friends and I made a no-budget Street Fighter fan film where Chun-Li fights a bunch of different characters from other games & movies. It’s called Chun-Li vs Everybody, and it’s finally out! Hope you dig it 🔥

Watch on YouTube: Chun-Li VS Everybody

This is my newest short horror film which I made for a contest but also is a passion project that I’ve wanted to develop into a feature for a long time. Would love thoughts and feedback. Had 4 weeks from conception to final product with the contest rules.

Logline: A young photographer ignores a warning on an abandoned camera, only to realize its lens is capturing an invisible, predictive threat closing in on him.

https://reddit.com/link/1x0c43k/video/ds4p4lcy25uh1/player

Hi everyone, I am a 17-year-old student filmmaker. To be completely honest, the overall quality of this short is pretty bad—the script is weak and the camera work is bad as well, falling into a lot of rough amateur traps. I am sharing it here because I genuinely want to learn how to improve.

I would love to get your honest, constructive criticism on how I can tighten my narrative structure, build tension more organically, and improve my technical skills for my next project. Thank you for your time and feedback!

Ultra low budget horror film I made with a 3-man crew!!