archived-videos Dramatic Short - Journey Of The Polar Bears

The ending was a little predictable, would have been more dramatic if
something happened
. Experimental feel, good start. :)
 
What's the point of calling it a short film and adding credits like who wrote and directed it. All you did to make the video was record a snow globe for like 30 seconds, slowed it down, slapped on a black and white filter, then added some music.
 
Probably better suited for the experimental section, but I kinda liked it.

We are given light, ambient music and a diorama (essentially) to reflect on. Within the tight confines of a precisely-defined eco-system (sno-globe), the polar bear(s) continue to exist as they have for millenia... yet their world is changing, as the natural snow & ice elements no longer fall the way they used to. Unless there is a massive, external shakeup (both literal & figurative), then this is how their world slows down to a final, noiseless end.

Maybe I'm just reading too much into it, mind you. ;)
 
Zensteve said:
Probably better suited for the experimental section, but I kinda liked it.

We are given light, ambient music and a diorama (essentially) to reflect on. Within the tight confines of a precisely-defined eco-system (sno-globe), the polar bear(s) continue to exist as they have for millenia... yet their world is changing, as the natural snow & ice elements no longer fall the way they used to. Unless there is a massive, external shakeup (both literal & figurative), then this is how their world slows down to a final, noiseless end.

Maybe I'm just reading too much into it, mind you. ;)
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Wow I am really glad someone got that:D

Thanks for watching
 
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