3 min Short W/ICE CREAM!!!

Well, I watched it: good job!
You've got a lot of good things going, editing was okay, and dialog also.
Technically you know the exposure probs etc.

The thing probably to watch for your next short are the shot selection, i.e. when to use wide, when close-up, etc. It's the films biggest prob I think.
The main character starts talking to someone about the guy in his living room: that shot is TERRIBLY set-up; we have no idea where this takes place and who he's talking to. Whereas that can be effective, it isn't here. And there's more of that going on.
But you'll get better at this, no doubt.
All-in-all a good effort, and you've followed one of the MAIN things that you ABSOLUTELY have to include: and that is a story (beginning, middle, and end) and you have SUCCEEDED there, hence why I think it is a good movie.
 
Yeah, to be honest with you I noticed that as I was editing. Without at least one wider shot there there's absolutely no way to tell where they are or who he's talking to. Thanks for the advice, I'll keep it in mind.
 
OregonDank said:
skate or die homie....you been practicing heelflips or what? your laces are shot:Drogar-BigGrin(DBG)

haha laces on accels always break so easily! And its such a pain to put new shoe laces on everyday.
 
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