Showing posts with label Short Film Corner. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Short Film Corner. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 17, 2009

Friday, March 13, 2009

Roppon No Rousoku: A film by Virginia native Cyril Augustin



Centuries ago, in Japan, an urban game was created to test the courage of the samurai. The game was called Hyaku Monogatari (100 Ghostly Tales). Throughout the years, the game changed, evovled until it became an urban legend called Roppon No Rousoku (6 Candles). A game played by 6 people, with 6 candles, each telling 6 different ghost stories. The purpose was to see if you could make contact with the other side. For Eric and his friends the urban game would be their worse nightmare. After playing the game, Eric and his friends unknowingly release an unspeakable evil that goes after the 6 friends in the same manner as the story they each told. With the help of a young reporter, Eric and his friends race to stop the yurei before it kills them.

Story by Cyril Augustin




Roppon No Rousoku Pitch Trailer from Cyril Augustin on Vimeo.

Thursday, March 12, 2009

Shaawanokie & Teen Zombies In Love

Welcome to VAIndieSeen's short film corner! Take a look at 2 short films by Richard Stephenson.

Shaawanokie 2008 (Stephenson Media and Hindsight Digital) Cinematography/Producer Richard Stephenson




This PG-13 Tweener-30's demo laffer follows the misadventures of three clean cut divinity students trapped on an island off the Florida coast where the girls on spring break are suffering side effects of a government experiment gone awry. Side effects include Homicidal Zombieism, and a craving for brain flesh, brought on by acute bouts of Nymphomania. Hot Guys, Hot Girls, Hot Brains, and this time, it's the girls turn to swing the axe!




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Wednesday, March 11, 2009

Promote Your Film!


We want you to be SEEN! Do you have a film you wanna show us? Send your YouTube movie clips and we'll upload them on our site! They can be funny, happy, dopey, doc, sad, weird, avant garde, scary, dramatic, insightful, or whatever you want it to be!


Just email us the EMBED code to your film clip and send us your name with a brief bio about yourself as well as a quick synopsis about the film. Get yourself out there and get promoted!