r/ShortFilmsOnYouTube

Hello everyone! this was my first ever short film. It will have been released almost a year ago in about a month. please give it a watch and let me know what you think so I can improve as I work on my next projec!

March 20, 1992. Nova, a ham radio enthusiast, shares his passion for music with the vastness of the cosmos. As he monitors frequencies for signals from outer space, an unknown interference suddenly disrupts his equipment. Nova is about to experience an encounter beyond anything he could have imagined.

Dir & script : Thibault Van Damme
Cast : Adrien Auriol

One Second Late | Short Film | Produced by Breathing Films

A man races to catch a train for a job interview… but what if one decision could alter his future forever? Two strangers, three realities, one small moment that changes everything.

https://youtu.be/QibQLlM-C\_I?si=oGC8guRlPWjeB9\_H

At night the forest creatures gather to gamble, putting their innermost at stake.

Nachtstück (Nocturne) is a stop motion animated short film with handcrafted puppets and sets.

Director: LJ Fitch

Synopsis: Germain works odd jobs for his boss and landlord, Bob Clark, in hopes of becoming an

employee. His roommate Kelso departs for vacation, leaving a mysterious vial in their fridge.

Cross contamination. Strange side effects. Will he ever get back to work?

I'm a NJ student filmmaker and this is my latest short film! Filmed in the greater St. Louis area. Any and all feedback is appreciated. Thank you!

Hello everyone, my name is James.

I am not entirely sure if this post is suitable for this sub but I thought I would share with you anyway, please remove otherwise. I'm a filmmaker and a few years ago I made a short film (Caretaker) about the death of my grandmother (Pat) but told through the eyes of my mother (Sue), I wanted to translate what that experience is like onto film in a way that I don't think has been done yet. Pat had a long and difficult battle with Alzheimer's for almost ten years, words can't properly articulate what that's like, to see someone slowly succumb to a disease like dementia and even harder to express the emotions and pain you feel both for that person and within yourself.

Part of the reason why I'm posting this is because I am currently in the process of turning this personal story into a feature film, something which is becoming increasingly hard to do in this day and age without the right amount of 'clout' behind you. One of the ways I intend to gain backing and support for the project is through the conversations I intend to start with charities like Alzheimer's Research & Society with the hopes to get enough backing to get the project funded.

The title of Caretaker itself is inspired by James Leyland Kirby, a musician who created pieces of music that articulates the experience of dementia. I would highly recommend anyone interested in how artists articulate the disease through their work to check him out.

Here's a link to his work: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wJWksPWDKOc&list=RDwJWksPWDKOc&start_radio=1

I want this personal story of Pat & Sue to reach out and touch the lives of many who have walked down the same isolating road of caring for someone who birthed and raised you whilst they slowly disappear right in front of you. This is where I ask for anyone who has the time or interest to kindly please watch Caretaker and tell me your own experiences with the ones close to you who are currently suffering due to Alzheimer's. I intend to create something we can all connect to, something that everyone can find some sense of understanding in and most importantly something that can help you find peace.

Thanks again,

James

Detective Sam Phelps and his partner Henry Vincennes work to solve a case of mysterious murders.

Won best picture, best cinematography, and
best director at the catalyst film festival.

also go rate it on letterboxd teehee

Hello! My name is Jordan and I'm the writer and director of Healing Hands, a short film I made about my experience as a deaf child. It premiered on Omeleto yesterday, and I wanted to share it with an audience who would "get it." Thank you for letting me share!