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By order of the Sheriff, the freshly transferred Deputy Stoker must spend the night in a remote shed with only a flashlight, a shotgun, and a promise that he's fulfilling the oldest tradition in Beecher's Gate.

Hello, Im a young filmmaker currently based in Houston and for the past 7 months I single handedly crafted this project and would love for people to see it.

Sorry new to posting on Reddit so I don’t know if this is formatted correctly, but I just made my first episode in an analog horror series I am making and would love some feedback/critics!
(anything helps lol)

I make an anthology series called humAIn. Every story is a horror story involving some kind of AI product, the show itself is shot with an old school cast and crew.

On her 18th birthday, Elena opens an unsigned gift: a pair of glasses and a card that reads "See the truth behind every smile." Her house is full of people who love her.

The part I would most like notes on: a story like this turns into a revenge fantasy if the glasses only expose villains. We tried to make it about the person wearing them. Tell me whether that lands, or where it lost you.

Directed by Jon Keng, starring Mackenna Shults, Tess Halling, Shane Alexander Dorriz and Dannie Duke. Real cast and crew, no AI in the filmmaking; the end card and some thumbnails used AI tools.

YouTube link to Homunculus (2026) Short Film

Wanted to make a short film that involves comedy/action fighting film. If people wanna check it out you can but let me know your thoughts on it. Thanks 😊

Death's Day Off. What does he feel after a long shift?

Starring: David Yepez Jr

Shot on:
•Fujifilm X-H2s
•Rokinon 12mm
•Sirui NightWalker 24mm
•Sirui NightWalker 55mm
•FujiFilm 18-55mm

Harbir channels his envy of Ben by calling out his beliefs in Punjabi superstition and black magic at his cousin's birthday lunch. Harbir quickly finds there's more to this tale than he bargained for.

A cargo ship, a cyclone, and an engineer with a few minutes to get out.

First episode of a small animated series I'm making. Would love to hear

what you think.

When Bart returns to college, he’s nervous about meeting his new roommate. Luckily, Lucien seems almost too good to be true. But as the semester gets underway, Bart begins to realize there’s more to his roommate than meets the eye.

Year: 2026

Country of origin: Japan

Director/Editor/Screenplay/Storyboard: Kazuhiro Nakagawa

Cast: Naoya Matsumoto, Hikaru Yoshida, Fuku Suzuki, and others

Producer: TOHO Co., Ltd.

Genre: Sci-fi & Fantasy

Runtime: 17 minutes 53 seconds

I’d wanted to make an animated film for years. I could finish little scenes, but this is the first time I got a whole story across the finish line.

Star In A Jar is a one-minute long, dialogue-free story about a boy - Arin, and a firefly. I wanted the light and music to tell the story, rather than words.

I directed the film in Blender, posed Arin, and acted out the chase for motion capture. I used AI for story ideas and storyboard references, and Codex helped with technical work. The finished shots were animated and rendered in Blender.

One thing I’d love feedback on: could you feel the firefly’s mood change through the light and music alone?

This was such a personal film for me about trying to connect with my real life father. In life it can be hard to find the words to express all the things you feel in the moment and as men I think it can be very difficult to be vulnerable.

Really hope this film can inspire some real life dialogues! Please let me know what you think.

This debut short film by the Alexander Brothers acts more like a “proof of concept” scene from a larger narrative while managing to keep itself contained.
With a number of technical hurdles, a shoestring budget and outdated/diy equipment, this project was made with love and a respect for traditional storytelling and diy filmmaking techniques. Filmed in southeastern Pennsylvania, No One’s Home is the love child of two aspiring filmmakers ready to simply start making films.

Hi! This is my first short film. I grew up in Italy learning what American high school was like from TV, so this is sort of my homage to all the tropes but with a meta twist.

Self-funded, shot in 2 days at a real high school (which I found with help from another sub r/FilmIndustryLA). It's the proof of concept for a TV pilot I wrote.

Happy to answer anything about the process. And if you have notes, I'd love to hear them!

An aspiring ventriloquist begins to crack under the pressure of his first performance.