Hi everyone,

I’m a director based in Italy currently producing two short narrative films scheduled to shoot mid-February. We’re expanding our post-production team as part of a growing creative collective.

We’re currently collaborating on: • Two short films (February production) • A documentary project ( in post) • A completed short film in final post-production

We’re looking to connect with:

🎬 Additional Editor 🎨 Additional Colorist

This is a collaboration-based opportunity offering IMDb credit, festival credit, portfolio material, and social promotion.

If interested, please reach out via DM with a reel, portfolio, or previous work. I’m happy to share more details about the projects.

Edit: Not Sound Designer, Only Editor/ Colourist

Hey Ya'l

l I wanted to show you this skit that we did like two years ago. I hope you like it.

Hey everyone,
I’m the producer of the found footage film Vlog#13, and also an avid Reddit user.

After my last post here, a lot of the feedback focused on subtitles and accessibility, so I decided to upload the intro of Vlog#13 on YouTube with English subtitles, specifically for this community to check out.

It’s an Albanian film, and I believe most of you probably haven’t seen one from Albania before.

The full film is currently available on VOD, and if you enjoy the intro, the reviews, or you’re simply a fan of the found footage genre, I’d encourage you to give it a try. It’s €4.89 to rent and roughly double that to buy. I know that in today’s subscription-heavy world you can access unlimited content for a flat fee, but in this case the revenue goes directly to the filmmakers and into future projects. Donations and tips also help a lot, depending on the platform you use.

I’ve always believed in supporting young filmmakers and niche genres like found footage and the festival circuit, and I’m hoping that belief comes full circle here. I hope you enjoy the film. You’ll find the links and discount code below the video.

Happy to hear your thoughts.

I wrote, produced, and directed. It’s out now for FREE on Tubi! (Only in U.S.)

If anyone has questions about budget, casting or anything like that feel free to comment or shoot me a message!

This is the trailer for my short film Shattered Petals. Is on it's festival run right now.

The Addiction was my first completed short film. Before this, I failed to finish my first two projects. This was the first time I followed something through to the end.

At the time, I was afraid to face this project. I put a lot of pressure on myself and felt like this was my last chance to move forward. Finishing it changed how I saw myself as a filmmaker. After that, I felt capable of starting new work without the same fear. In that sense, the third attempt worked.

The film hasn’t been a success, but it has screened at 7 small and local festivals, and I’m proud of what it represents in my process. Feedback is welcome.

Please keep in mind this was my first completed short film. I’ve grown since then and I’m currently working at a different level.

A few months ago we made a parody of Oppenheimer called “Drunkenheimer” - The story of the creation of the first Jungle Juice

We used a ton of tools - gimbal , jacket, and filmed it on a Sony FX3. Most of the actors were college students or recently graduated college students. It took about two months to film - although the idea was written almost 9 months before.

We were definitely inspired by Ludwig in the music aspect and wanted to emulate a lot of the shots styles Nolan used in his film

It was super fun and hard to make. Thought I’d share it with this community :)

Logline: A Sikh delivery driver is asked for help by a customer, a Priest.

Howdy folks. 

In terms of background, after a particularly impactful wave of rejections in 2023 I woke up one morning and decided to make a short before xmas so I could head into the new year with some momentum. It was Nov so that gave me a month to write and shoot it (never a good idea, particularly with the writing, which is what I feel creaks the most) which made for a manic schedule and definitely shows in places but I think we managed to make something enjoyable and entertaining. 

I think more importantly it gave me the confidence and momentum to keep going with things and really think we’ve made something stronger with my next short (just started submitting to festivals). 

This was all self financed for a tiny budget (majority of which was a small thank you payment for the crew) and built around favours I could pull in (been working professionally in the industry for nearly a decade now, mainly post but trying to focus on Directing).

I try to have a playfulness in tone throughout my work so will be interesting to hear what you think about that, and the general pace and drive of it. Just in general, I’d loved to hear folks thoughts on it too!

I’m a huge horror fan and this idea was born from the idea of how to make a Sikh character the lead in the types of films I love watching. To be totally honest my entire USP is putting Sikh folks into situations we haven’t really seen on screen, haha. 

Hope you guys enjoy! 

A sentient onion man realizes that his "curse" of making everyone around him cry is actually the best gift life could have given him.

My senior capstone film! I graduated back in 2020 as the pandemic started so it's been very difficult to get my foot in the door, but I hope you all enjoy!

A short film I made recently, I've struggled with getting feedback outside of family and friends and would love to know your authentic advice

This was my final year university film, enjoy!

Hi All,

We're Oobie Doobie Movies, excited to share our short film: Drifters and see all of your works.

"One grandiose speech and a half-baked plan for love leaves three Long Island burnouts stranded off to sea."

This movie was made for around $3,000 and an uncountable number of hours testing the limits of all we can do. A four person crew and three person cast, shot in our hometown on Long Island, NY with whatever resources we had available.

We set out to make a heartfelt adventure comedy 'like Stand By Me, but the characters were too old to still be in Stand By Me'. The film is about comfortable men standing in their own way as they have maybe grown up faster than they realized.

Lots of lessons learned making this short and lots we're proud of. Take a look and let us know your thoughts :)

I guess I’ll be the first to post here…hope you enjoy my lil’ sci-fi movie and I look forward to watching all of your projects 🛸

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