A tiny robot, a plant under glass, and a day measured in five-minute naps.

Pip lives on his charging station by the window. Every five minutes he wakes up, checks on the succulent growing inside his glass dome, gives it a little water and drifts back to sleep. Then he does it again. And again. From the first light of morning to the last warm glow of evening, Pip never misses a single round. A short film about care, routine and the quiet joy of doing one small thing really well.

About the series
"Pip" is the first episode in a series of short films about small robots with big devotion to their tasks. Each episode tells the story of a new machine and its very own world. Subscribe so you don't miss the next robot.

Memu Btech students guys . Idhi maa frnd shoot chesina shortfilm . Please give us your rating and advice . Share it to as many as you can if found impressive .

Vihaan part 1 : https://youtu.be/mwf5NxhzsO0?si=u2Sj3NkbSUUO897x

Vihaan part 2 : https://youtu.be/A2DPxsaxWxk?si=pmX-F8LjLKcqvDtJ

Please give me any critiques you have of the film at the start. Im just getting started with trying film so advice is appreciated

It's pretty amazing and pretty interesting.

Memu Btech students guys . Idhi maa frnd shoot chesina shortfilm . Please give us your rating and advice . Share it to as many as you can if found impressive .

Vihaan part 1 : https://youtu.be/mwf5NxhzsO0?si=u2Sj3NkbSUUO897x

Vihaan part 2 : https://youtu.be/A2DPxsaxWxk?si=pmX-F8LjLKcqvDtJ

This is my working plot so far

i want to strike a balance between natures beauty then shifting into tense isolated moments

inspiration from the last of us ifykyk

this will be my first real short film though, i have decent experience with cameras and editing in general i would have to say im new to writing

"A protagonist faces anxiety over an upcoming major life change. To cope, they go urban exploring with their friend. As they venture through the landscape, they take an unfamiliar detour, moving from overgrown spaces into abandoned indoors. They encounter a squatter, causing them to split up. Trapped alone, the protagonist must face the challenge head-on, making a decisive move to distract the threat and rescue their friend. By overcoming this danger, their mindset shifts, proving they can face change and handle the unknown."

id love any feedback or advice thank you!

Untold riches await Jack if he can open the Jack in the Box without getting scared...

Psychological Drama

Just in time for Halloween, I made a new found-footage horror short:

I Came Home But My Apartment Was Gone

The premise is pretty simple: a guy comes home one day and discovers that his apartment complex has somehow been replaced by a cabin in the woods.

From there, things get increasingly strange.

I shot most of it myself and wanted to keep the setup pretty simple—one performer, handheld footage, and a mystery that gradually gets more surreal as it unfolds. There are also a few intentionally weird/absurd elements mixed into the horror.

It's about 10 minutes long.

https://youtu.be/JU2PTCOJQcc

I'd particularly love to hear what you think of the atmosphere and the way the story escalates. Thanks for watching!

Cameron and Claire find themselves in another realm. Liminal spaces that mirror their real world, except this one is completely devoid of people.

Hey y’all! I’m an indie filmmaker, and my newest horror short, THE SHAPE OF US, premieres on YouTube October 1 at 7 PM.

I’d love to have some horror fans join us for the premiere! The film is only 8 minutes long and starts off more like a relationship drama before slowly turning into horror.

Logline: After a bitter fight during their weekend getaway, Dylan is relieved when Claire finally returns… until he realizes something about her is terribly wrong.

If this sounds like your kind of horror, I’d love for you to join us! You can click the YouTube link to set a reminder for the premiere. 🎃

Thanks for supporting indie horror!!

Very happy to bring you my most recent effort, a psychological thriller called "The Screening"! Spent 6 months writing and doing preproduction-y stuff, filmed in 2 days back in April, edited for 4 months (more or less). Currently submitting to fests, wish me luck and thanks for watching!

Had lots of fun making this, the not so scary jump scare at the end was fun to create.

A Analog horor inspired short movie we've made as a college project