Hey everyone! I just released the trailer for my new short film, 10 Minutitos. It’s a Spanish-language comedy drama about a guy who gets called by his girlfriend to wait at a park bench with no explanation.

The full film comes out this Friday, October 23rd, with subtitles in English and French. Would love for you to check out the trailer and let me know what you think.

Trailer: https://youtu.be/2txfGvCdArg?si=KVlLDFbaKVlYstIw

Declaring my interest up front: I am the lead actor in this film, not the director. It is called Curtain Call, directed by Garrett Lee Pollack, and it went up on YouTube on 15 October. I play Theo, and the film stays close on my character for most of the runtime. What I am after is the feedback friends will not give you. Does the performance hold you for the full 16 minutes, and if it loses you, where? Any moment where the character stopped being believable? Full film: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rm_QrlNm3s4 — I will read every reply. It is also on Letterboxd: https://letterboxd.com/film/curtain-call-2026-2/

CORNERED* is a 15-minute short documentary following Andy Burrows, a Belfast man who steps into a Lisburn boxing gym every week—not to fight an opponent, but to manage his own mental health struggles. The film explores how routine, physical discipline, and the brutal honesty of the ring serve as a tool for mental resilience and self-discover

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CALLING ALL INDEPENDENT FILMMAKERS & CONTENT CREATORS!

Frightertainment is looking to connect with independent production companies, filmmakers and creators who may be interested in showcasing their work on Frightertainment.com, including our upcoming free horror streaming platform, FrightWatch.

We're interested in independent movies, short films, TV shows, documentaries, paranormal investigations and investigation series that could be presented as individual episodes.

We fully appreciate the time, money, dedication and passion that go into independent productions. At this early stage, we're looking for creators who would be happy to consider allowing their work to be featured free of charge, without a licensing fee.

We completely understand that this arrangement won't suit everyone, and we respect that.

Our goal is simple: to help independent creators reach new audiences, gain exposure and have their hard work discovered and appreciated by more people, with proper recognition for those behind each production.

If this sounds like something you'd be interested in discussing, we'd genuinely love to hear from you. There's absolutely no obligation.

Contact: Frightertainment@gmail.com

Website: Frightertainment.com

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I'm mostly a musician, but now trying to explore cinematic videos to support the message, approaching it as a short film rather than a music video. Here's the latest one, please grill it proper. What works, what doesn't, etc. Thank you!

Lost Cause is a feature-length meta-musical. Total runtime (including end credits) is just under 85 minutes. 11 original songs are intercut with (and comment on) the narrative. We shot everything in four days with a small cast and crew of all-stars.

Here’s how we did it.

Driven by vengeance and by honour, two rivals engage in a duel to the death to settle their grievances once and for all.

🎬 Director: Darienne Johnson
📝 Writer: Dustin Funk
🎥 DP: Dave Dinan
📋 1st AD: Kieran Quirke
🎤 Sound: Axel Torres
🤺 Fight Coordinator: Jack Morrison
🎵 Music: Kailey Lambert
🎭 Cast: Elizabeth Chamberlain, Layne Zazalak, Dustin Funk, & Kordell Brons
👕 Costumes: Dustin Funk
🖼️ Locations: Carl Topping
🍔 Crafty: Sarah Funk
🛻 Drivers: Carl Topping & Marven Likness
🐈‍⬛ Emotional Support Cat: Smokey

IMDb link here: https://pro.imdb.com/mobile/title/tt38880644/?from_app=ios&ref_=ext_shr_lnk

I made this film as a camera test using multiple different formats. That led me to a composer that had a piece of music with no home. I made this film for her song. Theres a commentary track on the youtube video if you'd like to learn more. Hope you enjoy.

Hi,

I shot a new film against a green screen without spending a single penny. I invite you to watch it and leave a comment.

Between Channels

A solitary man wanders through the city at night, observing people who seem completely cut off from reality. One night, he boards a bus.

Hello,

I wrote, directed and produced this film independently and as per the title I just released it.

It follows a man called David J. Hitler, who has a problem. A pretty obvious one. Burdened by his notorious surname, he sets out to prove he’s a good person, but quickly discovers that redemption is a harder sell than infamy.

The film takes a lot of inspiration from the 90s style comedies I grew up with, particularly Wayne’s World, Friday, Kingpin and The Big Lebowski.

If you’d like to watch the trailer first, you can find it here: https://youtu.be/p0lE9VgXZJU

If anyone has the time to watch I’d appreciate any thoughts.

Cheers!

We just released our independent pilot episode, Farpoint: The Dream Police, and it’s now available to watch for free on YouTube.

This was a completely independent production made by a passionate crew, from development and pre-production all the way through production, post, and release. We put a lot of work into the world, locations, production design, cinematography, and overall visual style, and we’re really proud of what the team was able to create.

We’d love to hear from other filmmakers and film lovers.

Thanks for giving an independent project a chance!

The Suspect Short Film Teaser-Psycholocial Drama

Hi everyone! I’m a newer filmmaker, writer, aspiring producer and actor currently developing The Suspect, a psychological drama proof of concept inspired by real-world stories.

Teaser: https://youtu.be/PDgWh0rBw0U?is=wpWhAYCgsGKO-YS7

It follows a mother whose two children go missing. What begins as a search for the girls gradually shifts as detectives begin questioning whether their mother knows more than she’s telling them.

We filmed the core performances last year with a wonderful cast and crew, and I’m now finishing the additional visuals and post-production.

This is my first time stepping this deeply into the filmmaker/producer side of a project, so I’d love to connect with other indie filmmakers and hear what you think of the teaser.

Teaser: The Suspect

I’m especially interested in creating narrative work inspired by real events that can also bring awareness to issues people sometimes overlook.

This is a short piece from an audiovisual project I’ve been working on using Unreal Engine, Blender, Adobe Substance, and DaVinci Resolve.

The idea is to create visuals for music I’m planning to release, while gradually building a mythology around them that can also inspire the music itself.

I’m not a formally trained 3D artist; I’ve simply been working on this for some time, and with social media becoming increasingly saturated with AI, I honestly find it difficult to judge how this kind of work reads anymore.

Before I start rendering/editing more complex scenes, I’d like to know if the idea itself creates any interest at such an early stage.

Also, any thoughts on the editing/color grading in particular? The intention was to use warmer amber tones for the scenes related to her creation, in contrast with colder tones for the renders, where there are brief glimpses of the Detail Lighting before a short reveal of the final skin textures.

I know this video is ambiguous. The original idea was to suggest that her appearance is fictional by showing moments of her being drawn. It’s experimental, and later videos will show more of the process and more of her interacting with the world around her.

At this point, I’d mainly like to know if there’s already something here worth continuing, if anything needs to be adjusted before I go further, or even what you would personally find interesting to see from her in future videos?

\Since my own music hasn’t been released yet, this particular video uses a third-party song. Obviously not the point of the post, but here is the* YouTube channel, where I’ll be posting more of the project.