I watched these two shorts recently that involved robots or droids in them and they both have dark endings, so I decided to share them with you all.
Dr. Easy from Shynola on Vimeo.
For this short, the intentions of the robot meant well, but it goes to show that human trauma can't be
rationalized, even through logic and reasoning.
TONIGHT I STRIKE from Dan Gaud on Vimeo.
Though robots weren't the focal point, I like the futuristic feel to this short and though the ending sad, the main character reminded me of "Kick Ass" in his intentions. Really powerful.
What would you do with your own robot? I would make it assist in my video making, of course.
-Video Vix[o]n
Showing posts with label vimeo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vimeo. Show all posts
6.27.2013
6.11.2013
Short Review: Cul-de-Sac
Cul-de-Sac from Connor Simpson on Vimeo.
I've recently started watching more videos on Vimeo, as a way to gain some inspiration for my own work and take a visual break from Youtube, and I regret missing out on some of the amazing work that is on that site. With that being said, I watched this short film recently, which did a fantastic job with storytelling, minus the dialogue and mainly relied on the visuals to get its point across.I have to admit that I didn't see the ending coming. I expected that the Black kid was automatically up to no good and that he would be caught by the cop, case closed. It's probably sad that I lead to that conclusion even before seeing the ending, but the director did a good job throwing a raw situation in another direction. I'm not sure if a situation like that would have happened in real life, but I'm pretty sure the Black kid in this case would have not made it home in one piece, if it were up to a itchy-fingered cop. But the main message I got from this is that you should always expect the unexpected and nothing is as it seems.
I can't wait to share more shorts that you've probably never seen before and be amazed with.
-Video Vix[o]n
2.21.2013
Short Film: I'm A Queen!
This short film has made me think about watching/posting video on Vimeo again. I forgot how impressive some shorts can be, and this one is no different. I didn't see the twist at the end, but it was well shot and with all the awards that it received, I wish I had thought of it myself. Enjoy.
The Queen from Christina Choe on Vimeo.
-Video Vix[o]n
The Queen from Christina Choe on Vimeo.
-Video Vix[o]n
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