archived-videos Black Sheep - Short Film in HD

[samhendi]

Hey guys, please view our new film and let us know what you think.

Thanks

Black Sheep

Synopsis
Laura, a rebellious teenager spends the night away from home without informing her elder sister where she has been. After searching throughout the night, Dani finds Laura hanging around in a car park with her friend. Dani confronts Laura leading to an argument which things are said that they would live to regret.

Directed, Filmed & Edited by
Sam Hendi

Written & Sound by
Shahram Shayesteh

Lighting & Casting by
Elly Nagarajan

Music Composed & Performed by
David Portugheis (www.davidportugheis.com)

Starring
Hyette Duffy
Tracey Button
Abena Bentum

Filmed using
Sony HVR-V1E & Letus35 Extreme

Edited using
Sony Vegas

Special Thanks to
Sainsbury’s Collindale, Sony & Letus


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[John@Bophe]

Everything about the movie was very well done. Acting, camerawork, music/sound...all good. Your synopsis reveals a bit more of the story than you reveal in the actual movie. I might suggest scaling back the synopsis. For example - the line about "...they would live to regret." This is not confirmed by the actual movie, so you are filling in gaps that are not entirely necessary. I would prefer to let my imagination fill in the story of what led up to this confrontation and what occured afterward as a result. If you want it to be an integral part of the story, then film it. Otherwise, let the viewer decide what happens after you cut to black.

BTW - let me say again that your cast did an excellent job, which should be a positive reflection on the director as well.

 

[ICBAstudios]

Not into the anger scene, but looks awesome. Real pro...

 

[samhendi]

Everything about the movie was very well done. Acting, camerawork, music/sound...all good. Your synopsis reveals a bit more of the story than you reveal in the actual movie. I might suggest scaling back the synopsis. For example - the line about "...they would live to regret." This is not confirmed by the actual movie, so you are filling in gaps that are not entirely necessary. I would prefer to let my imagination fill in the story of what led up to this confrontation and what occured afterward as a result. If you want it to be an integral part of the story, then film it. Otherwise, let the viewer decide what happens after you cut to black.

BTW - let me say again that your cast did an excellent job, which should be a positive reflection on the director as well.

Hi John, thank you for your feedback.

I will definately keep that in mind for the future and i will edit the synopsis as soon as i can.

Thanks for heads up