My first piece of work. An Anthology Series starring The Oracle.

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Advaith’s life begins to unravel as sleepless nights give way to nightmares, hallucinations, broken relationships, and a terrifying loss of control.

But is he being haunted—or is his own mind destroying him?

When you try to complete an incomplete story, sometimes you yourself become a part of that story...

दिवाकर सामंतांची गोष्ट (Diwakar Samant's Tale) an atmospheric, mind-bending marathi psychological horror short film (with English subtitles).

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When respected psychologist Sloan Campbell inherits her predecessors last known session tapes before his untimely demise, she discovers a dark and unsettling pattern. As she delves deeper into the center of his final case, a sinister force threatens to blur the line between modern medicine and religion. Will her pursuit for the truth force her to tow a fine line between science and the supernatural, or will she become the next victim of…the resonance.

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EXIT 84

This short serves as a proof of concept for a full length feature film and was created to introduce audiences to the world, mystery, and horror of Gallotin.

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Some roads were never meant to be found.

For generations, the small town of Gallotin, Texas has carried a secret buried beneath its quiet streets.

It began more than a century ago when a desperate mayor made a deal with a mysterious stranger known only as The Traveler.

The deal saved Gallotin.

But the Devil always collects.

When unsuspecting travelers begin finding an exit that shouldn't exist, they discover a town that feels almost too welcoming and a terrifying truth waiting beneath the surface.

EXIT 84 is an original supernatural horror short film from Rossanotra TV, written and directed by Michael Ross.

This short serves as a proof of concept for a full length feature film and was created to introduce audiences to the world, mystery, and horror of Gallotin.

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The road has chosen you.

Welcome to Gallotin.

Violent weather carries a reckoning to a woman at the edge of sanity.

My film teacher told me “To Call This Pretentious Would Be a HUGE Understatement”. Do you agree?

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Jerusalem, 1967. The Six-Day War. Zvika, a platoon commander in the Paratroopers, enters a secluded Jerusalem home belonging to an elderly couple. As the clock ticks down and the house is designated to become an urgent military command post, a hidden presence inside changes everything... forcing Zvika to choose between rigid duty and quiet humanity.

hey everyone! i’m a young filmmaker and i recently shot this 10-minute short film in two days. it was a huge challenge but i really enjoyed the process. i would love to hear your thoughts and feedback :)

My buddy and I run a small production company in Quebec called From Outer Space Films, and we just released our short horror film The Wanderer on YouTube.

It follows Thomas, whose quiet night is interrupted when an old friend shows up at his door seeking refuge from a storm... only for him to realize that whatever she’s running from may have followed her.

This was the first “proper” short we made together after film school, entirely self-funded, and I thought I’d share a couple of things we learned from making it... including one mistake we definitely wouldn’t repeat.

Keep your first film simple

In Quebec, we’re fortunate to have access to quite a bit of public film funding. The catch is that, to become eligible for a lot of it, you first need to prove yourself by making work independently and, ideally, getting that work into recognized festivals.

So that became our goal: make the best short we could actually afford to make ourselves.

We deliberately kept the concept extremely contained: two actors, one location. I’d highly recommend imposing similar limitations if you’re making one of your first shorts. Instead of stretching a small budget across a ton of locations, characters and production days, we could put what little money and time we had into the things that would actually end up on screen.

Those limitations actually helped us find the story, too. We’ve always loved creepypastas and urban legends, and one of the things we find so effective about the best stories in that genre is how little they actually need. They’re often incredibly short and simple - sometimes just a strange encounter or a single unsettling idea - and yet they can be genuinely scary.

That became a good model for what we were trying to do. Rather than thinking of two actors and one location as something we had to write around, we started thinking about what kind of scary story could actually benefit from being that simple. Eventually, that led us to The Wanderer.

And then we made a dumb distribution mistake

The funny part is that The Wanderer is actually pretty old at this point. It premiered at the Fantasia International Film Festival back in 2022 and went on to have a pretty decent two-year festival run.

Then… we basically let it die on a hard drive. We moved on to other, bigger projects and, for whatever reason, never really prioritized putting the film online.

We finally released it on YouTube recently, and in less than 10 days it has already gotten around 6,000 views. The reels, clips and posts we made around it have also accumulated tens of thousands of views and hundreds of likes across social media. Obviously those aren't astronomical numbers, but compared with a film literally sitting unseen on a hard drive, it's been a pretty eye-opening reminder of how much life a short can still have after festivals.

So if I could give one piece of advice to filmmakers going through the festival circuit now: have your online release strategy ready before your festival run ends. Don't do what we did and wait several years because you feel like the film has already had its moment. Festivals and an online audience serve very different purposes, and finishing one doesn't mean you should neglect the other.

Anyway, we’re really happy that The Wanderer is finally out in the world where people can actually watch it. Hope you enjoy it!

EDIT: You can find the film on Letterboxd by the way! Right over here: https://letterboxd.com/film/the-wanderer-2022/