I just completed my third short film, called "The Dead of Winter" and although it has many influences I think Pulp Fiction may be the most obvious one. Check it out if you have time! I'd love to hear some feedback.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jnjf_bBVuuI
Hi there. :)
Your movie is great. I found a lot of depth in it, and it was very sad and moving, and also
disturbing in some ways. My favorite is the Dad. Very soulful eyes, protective person, and great character and actor.
Thank you so much for sharing this! It did have a bit of PF vibe to it. :)
Thanks for the reply! Glad you enjoyed the movie and were able to see what I was trying to do. I was worried some people might just think the movie was exploitation but I'm glad to hear otherwise.
shareGreat job pal! Keep it up, you live your passion! Is this your girlfriend in the video? If so, she's a very gorgeous woman! Congratulations!
shareThanks for checking out my movie! And no, she's not my girlfriend, she's an actress that I was able to find on craigslist. I would definitely be happy if she were my girlfriend though haha.
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Cool, thanks!
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Wow thanks for taking the time to check out what I've done, I really appreciate it. Here's the link to my first short film, Don't Look In:
https://youtu.be/xwFEqNTtRLM
It's on my original YouTube channel which I ended up not using again. I had zero experience when I started making Don't Look In so it was mostly just a crash course in filmmaking. Great username by the way, I've seen Nosferatu the Vampyre, Woyzeck, and Aguirre and I think Klaus was one of the most intense and interesting actors.
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No other short films planned right now. I've found that it's difficult to get anyone to watch my films because there's about 10 trillion short films out there. Right now all my creative effort is going into writing a feature length screenplay.
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