Sean Meehan’s new short film, CAMERA TEST SUBJECT, is a brief snapshot into the paranoia and uncertainty of an actor.
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Short Film Review: The Jungle of Accounting
THE JUNGLE OF ACCOUNTING is a hilarious mockumentary about a small accounting firm and their issues in finding a reliable assistant.
Short Film Review: Rooftops
Bruce C. Bradbury III’s new short film, ROOFTOPS, boasts genuine performances amidst a charming New York City backdrop but suffers from a lack of direction.
Short Film Review: Incognita
Director Asha Rosemond’s debut short, Incognita is a bit predictable but weaves an optimistic and kind-hearted tale.
Short Film Review: Just Scream
Ewurakua Dawson-Amoah’s short film, Just Scream, boasts a simple but relevant story with a powerful message and great performances.
Short Film Review: Vera
Dante Iannetta’s debut short film, Vera, is well made and acted but seems confused about its message and purpose.
Short Film Review: Italian Turtles
Vin Nucatola’s Italian Turtles is an amusing little short that spotlights the absurdity of trying to pitch an idea like the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
Short Film Review: Beauty Queen
Nicholas Goodwin’s Beauty Queen is very well made and acted with a nice message despite maybe feeling a little too familiar.
Short Film Review: Denial
Misti Dawn Garritano and Mackenzie Barmen’s short film, Denial, is an amusing and brief peek into what should be an exciting time in a couple’s life.
Short Film Review: Miss Freelance
Matthew Kyle Levine’s newest short film, Miss Freelance, continues the writer/director’s penchant for emotional character studies told through facial expressions and relationships.