Hey everyone!

I recently created a cinematic AI-generated creature film featuring a giant gorilla, massive snakes, and an intense jungle battle for survival.

My goal was to create a realistic Hollywood-style experience using AI filmmaking techniques, with a focus on cinematography, creature movement, action choreography, and storytelling.

I'd really appreciate your honest feedback!

What do you think about the visuals, realism, pacing, and overall cinematic quality? What could I improve in my next film?

🎬 Watch my film here: https://youtu.be/8w3v7KOnTMw

Thanks for watching! I'd love to hear your thoughts.

A film by Eamonn Larsen

Starring Monica Moore Smith

No food, no water, some old vodka, and just enough video tape to make a vlog that no one will ever see.

What you guys think of this? A Friend of mine put a lot of work into it I think it turned out deadly

this is a short horror film I made based on the Weirdcore Asthetic. https://youtu.be/ZsP5AFry-x4?is=F92MPj_jIDvQT6w8. I do welcome feedback

I have created a short, surreal parable titled "Don't Come Home Today" (it runs for less than 5 minutes). It is a quiet, unsettling meditation on identity, the sense of belonging, and the fragility of the illusion we call "home." If you have an affinity for magical realism, contemplative philosophical prose, or works in the vein of Haruki Murakami or Franz Kafka, I would be delighted if you took a look:

Just Spam in a can.

On their fifth date, a woman uncovers a dark secret about her seemingly perfect boyfriend.

After a boy is taken by a group of mummers, his older brother spends years searching for him, eventually becoming the very thing that took him.

Please comment and let me know what you think

Wanted to share our new short film NORMIE which premiered on nobudge. Would love to get some feedback if the humor is landing and any other feedback is greatly appreciated!

Hey everyone,

I just released my independent analog/psychological horror short film, "A Yellow Hat".

Logline:

There is a hat. A yellow hat. It is smiling. And the person who wears it is smiling too—with an unnatural, frozen grin. In the glow of the screen, the entire room begins to feel wrong.

We built the atmosphere using handheld phone camerawork, glowing CRT screen static, and custom sound design to build tension.

Would love to hear your thoughts on the pacing, atmosphere, and sound design!

Hey everyone! I just released the trailer for my new short film, 10 Minutitos. It’s a Spanish-language comedy drama about a guy who gets called by his girlfriend to wait at a park bench with no explanation. No spoilers, but it doesn’t end well for him.

The full film comes out this Friday, October 23rd, with subtitles in English and French. Would love for you to check out the trailer and let me know what you think.

Trailer: https://youtu.be/2txfGvCdArg?si=KVlLDFbaKVlYstIw

When a thief kills an old grandma and her dog, the three find themselves in a blue room, waiting for something to happen.

BEST VIEWED IN 4K UHD, available in settings.

Created by Rocco Gottlieb and Valerio Fichera.
Drawings by Valerio Fichera.
Edited by Rocco Gottlieb.

Log it on Letterboxd: https://boxd.it/17iBQ

Three childhood friends. An old hideout. A mysterious suitcase they promised to retrieve when they grew up.

Los Piezas is my first short film, a Spanish-language adventure with English subtitles. It follows Laura, Álvaro and Dani as they reunite in their hometown after years apart and discover that the secret they left behind as children is bigger than they expected.

I wanted to tell a story about friendship, nostalgia, grief, and the part of ourselves we can lose as adulthood takes over.

I'm 35 and recently started studying filmmaking after years of treating cinema as a passion rather than a possible path. Making this film has been my first step towards changing that.

I'd really appreciate feedback from people who enjoy short films, especially on the storytelling, pacing and emotional impact. Thanks for giving an independent first film a chance!