I have made quite a few short experimental films (festivals, etc) but am becoming very frustrated with the digital look/aesthetic. I know you can sorta fake it with filters in post, but anyone with experience of 16mm (I am a photographer by training, so I understand the fundamentals) would love some tips on what not to do when experimenting and getting started with 16mm :-)

Hi Experimentals! I made this film for the latest composition "Light", for our band Lys.

I'm a young filmmaker taking inspiration from mockumentaries like Nirvanna The Band The Show, The Thick of it and more. I thought you guys would enjoy this!

after a lot of procrastination… gloom is now the longest cinematic edit release on my channel
let me know what you think

Hey everyone. This is my post here since discovering this community. I am creating a series of videos with software called Videosync in Ableton. This makes the visuals react in real time to the music I’m producing. It also allows me to “perform” the video like an instrument. Look up Videosync and Ableton if you’re interested in learning more. I’m also happy to answer any particular questions you might have. NO AI! All video elements for this one culled from public domain sources.

I made this using my old microscope. I am not very experienced with editing and such, but wanted to share this anyway:)

Explore the Colonia Ettore Motta, a former abandoned summer camp in Italy, through an immersive journey across its corridors, staircases, and buildings shaped by the passage of time.

ECHO The Next Wave of Art is a reality game show format brought to you by Seven X. Ebeling. 8 artists compete against each other in weekly challenges for a once in a lifetime chance to win an exhibition in K-Lab Mainz, Germany.

You are not just a passive viewer, though. You can support them by watching their reels on the ECHO instagram to help them win advantages which affect the outcome of the challenge in real time!

Hey, just made my first movie :).

I wanted to share it with some people here. Hope you like it.

Check out my zany and psychedelic super 8 film

Submit your art to be a part: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfXURzM6tlrzNXGsLgN_WnLj6ktIDYFSCS7cUWvEUr1v5_dYg/viewform?usp=dialog

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My first video after a long time. I'm thinking about making more ASMR cyanotype videos. Would love to have your feedback

Hey! 🐈‍⬛

I’m Siva Krishna, and I made a short film called MEOW. It has been released on YouTube.

If you have around 20 minutes to spare, I’d be truly grateful if you could watch it.
I’d really appreciate your feedback!

Watch it with headphones and in the highest quality for the best experience.

🎬 MEOW | Short Film | 4K
https://youtu.be/aAl3aoHzUnQ?si=4Ps_rADt_WhLLvf_

Hope you enjoy the film!

I made this with submissions from various people

Submit your art to be a part: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfXURzM6tlrzNXGsLgN_WnLj6ktIDYFSCS7cUWvEUr1v5_dYg/viewform?usp=dialog

This is my first ever short film, it was heavily inspired by the director David Lynch and captures a dream like sequence, i was aiming for it to be very surreal but I was limited to what I have as it was a £0 budget.

I'm an independent filmmaker from Belgium.

While making my previous short film EXIT, I became obsessed with one question:

Why do digital bodies almost always look idealized?

I ended up scanning around 30 friends, building my own workflow in Unreal, and experimenting with motion capture to create bodies that felt fragile instead of perfect.

That research unexpectedly led to a new film.

Instead of asking "How do we show intimacy?", I started asking:

What does an orgasm feel like from the inside?

Not the act itself.

The invisible physical experience.

I'm curious whether anyone here has seen artists exploring similar territory.