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I find the acting excellent.

The most clever ones ask for good advice beforehand.

Yes, it sure has its moments. I think it needs two corrections. Cut the opening scene and have her dance to a song with the chorus "I wouldn't do that if I were you".

It doesn't really seem like a perfect fit to document your own life here. Make something that the TV would buy from you. Something for one of the shows you watch.

You have the injured family stranded. The kids are tied to the car, while the Zombies attack. It ends with daddy being dragged into the forest. Why not have daddy unconscious during the whole scene?

Oh, and indietalk, watch out for my first post, as it contains a spoiler.

Couldn't help but noticing that among the pleasant looking footage there's a guy who hangs himself.

Overall very happy with this one, guys.

It doesn't have to cost a single penny if you own a camcorder, but at the same time, what noobs need to be reminded of is that they who are good at making movies, are a hundred times better at it than what it appears. If you want to make a movie without an impressive budget, you'd have to bring...

Luke Hopkins, eh? Thanks for letting me know.

Long dark corridor and light at the end of it. Exceptionally beautiful. Hmm, beauty in horror. Good start, boys.

Good atmosphere. Very good, actually.

Nice. Takes a gentleman to come back and let us know how the final storyline looks like. Good job.

I love that you dare to jump from one genre to the next, so I couldn't keep myself from watching the western already yesterday. Third is a horror. When will that be out?

The robot could be standing bored like a security guy in the mall, doing its duty, restricted to sucking up crap from the floor when someone drops something. But it is a robot that is a bit more clever and clearly, from the body language we can tell that he feels overqualified. He uses an...

Very energetic. My favorite part is that you're making more.

Pretty good video, considering where you're not from and who you're not.

It goes like this: You're a finalist in one of the big contests, so someone options your script because if not someone else does. They pay a writer with a great voice, but otherwise too modest to sell his own scripts. He rewrites your script with great potential, but he isn't good with substance...

Yup, when you get to the confrontation the tempo is awesome. Differently? Cut the first two shots out.

A theme with excellent potential and the teaser takes us right there. But you've still got time to screw this up, don't you? :-)