LOSSES - (A Short Action Film)

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Losses is a short film Written/Directed/Shot/Edited by Film Riot's Ryan Connolly ( / ryan_connolly . Shot for less than $200 in an extremely short amount of time, with only friends and family volunteering to help out as the crew! Losses is an exercise in how professional a project can be with as little resources as possible.
The one major advantage the production had was the Red Epic to shoot with, which was loaned to us by the awesome Eric Kessler of Kessler Crane! (www.kesslercrane.com)
Starring:
Josh Connolly / josh_connolly
Todd Bruno / todd_bruno
VFX by
Michael Stark / mstarktv
Special Thanks to
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For realistic guns: www.shortyusa.com/
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[@rhetteverette2406]

10 years later and I’m still loving this $200 piece of inspiration for future filmmakers

[@LightStormVisuals]

It's disgusting how many negative comments there are on this video. This whole things was "Shot for less than $200 in an extremely short amount of time, with only friends and family volunteering to help out as the crew" You little fuck fucks don't realise how difficult it is to achieve something like this. Kudos to Ry Ry and the team for not getting overwhelmed by the shitstorm of youtube viewers. It's a great short film no matter what flaws it may have. Far better than many indie filmmakers could do, no matter their success. It takes real creativity and intuition to make something as good as this from the circumstances they were in.

[@CHAP_SEC]

Question: where did you get those figures from? I honestly want to know. I love the film as well so no hate here.

[@LightStormVisuals]

It says it in the description :)

[@jeffreydoty8710]

Rose Magic they also made many behind the scene videos explaining how they made the film and he says some of the major problems they had to deal with... A few big ones and a hand full of small ones(which are by far the most stressful when there problems)

[@ReviewsByShinta]

Having recently gotten into creating short films, I heartily agree. Most of you people have no idea how much work goes into creating a film that's a mere fraction as good as this. This was created on a meager budget of 200 dollars, an amount that goes almost nowhere in the world of filmmaking. This creation is amazing for what it is. It's not a feature film. It's a KZbin action short. And a pretty darn good one at that.

[@MermDaddy]

LightStorm yes this truly is a really good film(for the most part) and I havent read many comments but here is my opinion. If you make short films you should want feedback on it. As long as the people are being constructive and arent saying, "you're shit at filmmaking" then i dont see a problem. If I had made something like this I would want to know what people thought of it, the good and the bad. we shouldnt be telling the people that this short film was perfect if it wasnt. So in short, If you're nice with your criticism, then I dont see a problem with it.

[@yourmum101ful]

This short felt super long for all the right reasons, i was totally sucked in by the screen play. Absolutely fantastic short film. I am inspired

[@thebryanramos6163]

+Sean Davies Lol, i got salty, the first time i read it, i thought you said the opposite of what you did xD

[@TheHonorableBabaCGMS]

Nine years later and this is still one of my all time Film Riot Films. Correction. One of my all time favorite films period!

[@nickegofficial]

As a film maker, none of this comes easy. This was very well done for what was in possession to produce.

[@filmriot]

Thanks man! :) A lot of hard work went into it.

[@DamjanPlamenac]

The camera needs to shake more, I think I almost saw something.

[@trz6178]

ikr

[@MrBlueBonez]

no it doesnt

[@adegigli3174]

ahahahah!!!

[@OmegaMegalodon]

lol

[@limjingri5451]

Is that a sarcasm? Im just learning here. I felt it was too much shaking thought out. So how it should be?

[@finfi1ms]

A better ending would have been: Hit man reaches for gun slowly And boss say what are you doing? Hit man replies "cutting my losses" Then bang he shoots him straight in the chest.

[@F1nchDuh]

That pun would have been bad ass

[@kronictv7780]

Fin Mead let’s write a film

[@jokinghazard2312]

4 years ago

[@loading...7583]

and this is why you aint a screen writer. Thats more cheesy than cheddar cheese.

[@finfi1ms]

@@loading...7583 Very cheesy indeed aha

[@gamestv4875]

That is just awesome.I wanna do things like this but I am a one man crew.I live in Thailand and no one here speaks English. I can do visual effects and can do some acting. Nice work Film Riot !

[@LemuelFangonon]

Same here. I live in the Philippines. I want to do many things but I am a one-man-crew like you.

[@LemuelFangonon]

Hahaha!

[@gamestv4875]

Balangao Films How about we all get together and make a Hollywood kinda crew !

[@gamestv4875]

How about we all get together and make a Hollywood kinda crew ! SmoothRide Scooter

[@LemuelFangonon]

I like the idea. But we're all in different country.

[@kaysha]

Great work

[@dblackperez]

I was amazed at how the shaky camera didn't irritate or interfere. It was the most graceful shaky camera of all time. Editing was outstanding and the concept was good. The directing was also pretty strong as I'm assuming Ryan dealt with non actors. I loved the lighting and the cinematography. And all for less than 200. Very nice!!!!

[@computerrr1000]

Literally this was the film that made me fall in love with cinema. 12 years later I still watch it

[@sockpocketpre-alpha8258]

you give someone a fair fight, you get stabbed in the neck. lesson learned.

[@ArchieBC]

I have to zing you for the boss clipping the mic every time he yelled, but the choreography was right up there! Plus, the overall look was fantastic.

[@franpietrowski]

indeed, film riot is becoming one of my biggest pushes toward the film industry. after watching this short it has given me a little more light to shed upon my darkened computer desk so that i can prop my arse down and get to writing that set of scripts and see about production in the near future. luckily i have friends recently graduated from film school, as i am a film lover and appreciater trying to get into this with no more then a want and dream, these guys at film riot just teach me new things every time a video comes out... thanks ryan and josh.

[@samuelcaws2932]

This is one of my favorite short films! I love everything about it! The Color grading, the composition of the fight scenes and the music works so well with everything! I'm planning on doing something similar myself at college in the near future and this has been an amazing example to analyse and use as a reference. Good job Ry Ry and the Team!

[@jeremybdman]

Normally I'd say "Yeah nice film, look at my film" but I can't, this is too awesome. Ryan you truly are a masterful film crafter. You kept me enthralled the whole film. The Film Riot videos have taught me so much, but I can't wait till they go away and we're watching Josh and Ryan's latest big screen releases at the movie theater. Talking about how they used to do DIY videos. Hats off to you and your team Ryan, and thanks for giving our community so many tools to follow our dreams of film.

[@MindshockFilms]

For such a short amount of time and budget , ryan did great , everyone is complaining that the cameras too shakey or the story is to open to the viewer , thats how ryan wanted it to be , plus this wasnt supposed to be a full project , they had very little time to film with the red , and the shakey cam is a technique , but i do understand , even ryan said the lens didnt have a stabilizer so the shots came out jittery , but all in all they did an amazing job ! Everyone just enjoy the film !!

[@JeffNewton508]

Camera shakes looked fine to me. Didn't even notice - but overall, it was done really and good too!

[@Hellsong89]

***** Shakes hit too much for my eyes(it was great at start and in fight scenes, but conversion and build ups didnt need it that much) and the fight scene had little bit too much cuts for my taste, but other vise great movie every other way. Its odd as i usually find way more fails/problems in big production movies. Just personal taste, but if that is what Ryan was looking for the ok.

[@rebelarena2557]

Now this is a blast from the past! Go Film Riot army!

[@sucksomuch]

i like seeing josh playing a serious role. this shows ryan can direct something amazing. haven't seen tell yet.

[@justinusami5411]

Okay, this is definitely not Ryan's best stuff, but I just gotta comment, that for what he had available, I think he did a good job. And for all you filmmakers out there know that on a tight budget, limited time and actors, and standard editing software that many things can go wrong. In most of my films I've done (which are trash for the most part) everything I expected to go wrong, 80% percent of the time it did. There's no right or wrong way to do something in art. There are sorta 'rules' but you can bend them. I say, if u learned something from ur experience, than it's not a failure. "The best thing is to succeed, the next best thing is to fail, and the worst thing u could possibly do is nothing." *D4 Darius who heard it from some other guy* My point is (and it's long) that Thomas Edison (who sorta invented the lightbulb) said that he didn't fail, he just found a couple hundred ways not to do something. That is my comment

[@anamazingfantasy1999]

Justin Usami exactly. I’m pretty sure this is 10x better than the stuff people complaining have made

[@kthen9670]

Edison stole it

[@rontom7344]

I thought it was well made. The gunshot violence is amazingly edited and choreographed. Nice work Mr. Connolly!!

[@grimmproductions13]

Even though this is an early short and I have seen how far you have come since then, I still believe that this is an excellent start to a star-studded career

[@amberm655]

Fantastic short film. I thoroughly enjoyed the acting, the camera shots and angles, and the special effects were on point. Thank you guys so much for providing a film that newer producers can aspire to. Look forward to seeing more from Film Riot.

[@EFresh27]

Awesome short film! Hollywood quality.

[@RYSEproductions]

To clear up the handheld vs shaky dilemma: This was intended as handheld as said by Ryan. It's supposed to look shaky however they didn't have lens stabilization or the proper rigs for SOME of these scenes which caused the shakiness it to look jittery. Ryan also noticed this and has said that he thinks it's a shame but he can't do anything about it anymore. Happy now?

[@RYSEproductions]

+RYSE Also here's a quick tip for fellow filmmakers out there to solve that problem in post: Throw on warp stabilizer, don't touch the settings other than smoothness (2%) and cropp less, smoothe more (also 2%) your shot will still be shaky/handheld looking, but the jitter will be gone.

[@gamesgalore2650]

5 years old, but still one of the best short films I have seen, good work man

[@Andromeda4482]

Still holds up 10 years later.

[@raffighazzi2292]

loved it! I also like the shaky camera effect :)

[@KyleRoy]

I noticed in both the opening conversation and the conversation at the end, Josh is being lit with two separate color temperatures. Is this symbolism for something?

[@raphaeldasilva2039]

No it just has to do with the filmmaking color panel You should google it I myself find it interesting Most popular is blue and yellow orange ish Greetings

[@AdHdEntertainmentLLC]

I have lost count how many times I have watched this, still one of my fav shorts

[@FILMSHIFT]

This is why I like Film Riot they don't get angry they talk to the people perfectly Ryan Connolly you are and always will be my role model

[@TobiLA]

I saw this short action film and i was glad to see such a good actionscene. In this time, i am making an action film on my own. And during I was looking this film, i got some ideas, to make my film much better! :) Thanks, Film Riot!

[@moviemaen]

i don´t know what ryan and his fellas still do on youtube... make a feature film, dude !!

[@sakhilenene4370]

This is by far the best short film, and my most favorite one. Film riot stepped it up again, well done guys.

[@lasagnaconspiracy]

whats with all the negative comments people? go make your own movies and then you will appreciate the amount of work that goes into this.

[@SpacewayFilms]

The Bourne Alternative

[@oliandjosh7251]

Spaceway Films yes so agree

[@SpacewayFilms]

Oliandjosh 72 ikr

[@blake_dixon]

If there were different main actors, there could have been a cool alternate ending. Once he says "you have the job" he hands across the table a bag of ankle braces and says "find 4 people".

[@drummerboyproductions6642]

Wow...just ...wow. I loved that tension moment towards the ending, and when the music got louder and louder to show tension between them. loved the lighting the script action perfect. amazing work.

[@spamsfilms]

"I stuck my neck out for you" is the line that sticks with me most out of any film or short film I've seen!

[@randelabratique2978]

Mygod that is a good film shot in a short period of time with just a few people. My only comment is the audio quality, but overall I love the shots and how sharp it is. Must get that Red Epic!

[@lumpas7]

Honestly, need to do a sequel to this now that Emily is all grown up and have them have a Brother/Sister brawl like a premise of the sister being the HitWoman being paid to kill him after taking down the previous crime boss #Fandom

[@Danny-pk6lk]

Yeah but josh is less fit now than he was then. That wouldn't be easy.

[@loganoneill8671]

My favorite Film Riot short. Very Bourne!

[@JaredHillhouse]

That's amazing for a shortie. Nice job. I love the Film Riot crew and your stuff. Always entertaining. Very well done.

[@HipHipHeredia]

Wow that was awesome... You guys are amazing man!

[@lukaANDkrosty]

I wouldn't say that this has shaky cam... I see it as handheld... Good job people!

[@BackyardPix]

LukaANDkrusty Right, there's a huge difference. Shame that some people don't get that. I prefer to shoot my films handheld, with a minimum amount of shakiness, and still there's a few people who call the cinematography "shaky cam". The critique comes from people who know absolute zero about filmmaking, but still, it's annoying to hear.

[@AustinThomasFilms]

EuroTrasho Productions So just a question... the Bourne movie fights... would you consider that shaky cam or handheld?

[@BackyardPix]

AustinTheWeird123 Man, was a long time since I saw those films. But if I remember correctly, the first one had kinda ordinary handheld cinematography, while the sequels had a lot of shaky cam going on.

[@AustinThomasFilms]

EuroTrasho Productions Alright. Well the reason I'm asking is because a few of those fight scenes tend to be extremely shaky, but those movies are very handheld in general. So the two seem to go hand in hand most of the time, even though not every "handheld" film goes crazy with it.

[@ChefMattReviews]

LukaANDkrusty I prefer steady wide shots of the action, kinda like what they did in a lot of kung fu films like "Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon" "The Matrix" and let's not forget the slew of Bruce Lee and Jackie Chan films like "Enter the Dragon" and "Legend of the Drunken Master." All of which have smooth, wide shot of the action taking place and it all looks beautiful. I do agree that handheld, if done right, can look amazing. Just look at a couple Spielberg films like "Saving Private Ryan" and another director who uses handheld cam well is Michael Mann, 2 of his films used handheld cam incredibly. Those films being "Heat" and "Collateral" Still I prefer wide shots over close and quick cuts of action. To me it's more thematic.

[@scottmena4653]

Sweet!! These videos are really inspiring me to make my own action pics without spending thousands of dollars. All it is is good camera angels, story, acting, and having fun with it. Thanks guys and keep it coming!

[@BonnersCreate]

Awesome job Film Riot. Very suspenseful. As the guy walked out of the building, i was waiting for it to blow up. Non the less great work as always.

[@FlyingPotatoesTV]

Congratulation to whoever won this!

[@jazzo44556]

+Andrei Martalog it wasn't me. :c

[@leocaptured]

"I have to cut my losses" * puts him on a test where he is supposed to kill his whole crew *

[@lasagnaconspiracy]

great job with the fight scene. I love the shot from the bottom of the stairs, where the camera is on the back of josh then the camera moves to reveal the villain, atop the stairs.

[@sonicvictory]

Amazingly well done. Ry is a film editing genius. The way it was done was outstanding. Great job

[@COONHEAD14]

I love this it doesn't feel KZbiny its like watching a movie on KZbin :)

[@EruptionGamingNoah]

That was very cool and I have shared this to Facebook and Email, I never do that even with the coolest of videos, but that, that showed me anything could be done with a little buggit such as 200. That is crazy. Well done, I will definetly be checking your other videos as well. By the way you really inspired me, I think I might wanna finish the script I am working on, Thanks a lot!

[@hunterthompson6482]

Action movies are not my favorite genre of movie, but I had my eyes glued to the screen while watching this. It was amazing and felt longer than 9 minutes. Great job!

[@meprofessionalgamer]

What can I say... best short film I saw ever.

[@vincegredo]

3:23 honestly the guy was drawing his gun before he even established that their was a threat behind him. I get that he saw him out of the corner of his eye but no one reacts that fast

[@filmriot]

I checked your channel. You're pretty young to be so angry. Relax man, this was done for fun, written in an hour and shot in less than two days. No harsh feelings from me, I wish you all the best with your channel and videos, keep up the work and you will do great things. I just hope that you learn to approach people with a bit more kindness than what you've shown here.

[@gabrielnunez5293]

Still holds up even after seeing what they're capable of now!

[@TheHonorableBabaCGMS]

At the moment I do not recall how I "stumbled" across Film Riot, only that I did and at one point pulled several marathons to catch up on the wonderful irreverent, whimsical, serious, action/information packed episodes that are Film Riot.FYI: LOSSES, remains my favorite Film Riot (Triune?) films! From one storyteller to another please keep up the good, correction, great work!

[@twanduvigneau5809]

I think that i'm going to try to make a prequel of this with my friends

[@shanebesselman5296]

Please do

[@SpruceFoil]

Yeh

[@JoshuanadonVG]

Please try! I would love to see a prequel to this!

[@sirsqueaksalot2706]

dont copy other peoples work....

[@thomasonefoot]

Todd is such a talented actor, I can't wait to see him in triple A hollywood blockbusters soon!

[@jondwight2203]

9 years ago, oh my damn, you guys have come a long way, this way incredible, it just explains why you're this good now

[@sneky8003]

Omg... im so in love with ryan´s camera-movement-style *__* pretty nice

[@LazyMasquerade]

Hey guys. We recently made our first short film with the Canon T2i and the Canon 50mm f1.8 lens. I think we got some nice results considering the restraints that we had. We'd appreciate it if you'd have a look and leave us a comment with any tips you might have seeing as we are just getting started with film making :)

[@xw591]

7 years later and over a million subs! Great work!

[@filmriot]

Thanks man. I'm not interested in hate. There's no point. There may be something going on in his life to cause him to act like that, you never know. Kindness is always the best route. Thanks again. :)

[@bryytat]

This is awesome!! I’ve been a Film Riot fan for about 8 years now (ever since I first watched your short film Losses) Ive ALWAYS liked your content and THIS feels like classic Film Riot!

[@ehizojesebholo]

Brilliant work guys! Ryan's best short film by far.

[@LamsterLou123]

2:51 What is keemstar doing here?

[@fudgecakeman]

let's get rooooooooight into the *gets shot*

[@fudgecakeman]

in other news, crazy youtube star stabs me in the neck five times, causing lots of controversy

[@RyanMintz]

LamsterLou Drama alert!

[@gavinf5776]

He stabbed him with the paper clip

[@sgste]

If everybody said 'This is amazing! Awesomest film ever!' and left it at that, Ryan and his team would miss out on half of the learning process. Great feedback is great, but it's the criticism that teaches us, about both the audience and the overall look and feel that our films generate. Personally, I absolutely love this film, but my constructive feedback would be the sound design. Only at one very specific moment (3:52) the guns sounded very similar had the same level of audio, despite being varying distances from the camera. Also, the sound pulling out of the neck stab (6:15) didn't sound right. Not sure what it was... maybe it could have been quieter, or a bit fuller... but none the less. Even with these, the film blew me away and I loved it! And in response to those bashing the negative feedback, there's a huge difference between constructive criticism and pure film-hate.

[@josearilson]

i'm from Brazil and i'd like to thank you guys, I am learning a lot and watching your videos for fun. Do not let this kind of people make you down.

[@DTRBrianMallard]

This movie is extremely well done. I've watched it before and finally found it again and enjoyed it even more the second time around. The editing is extremely effective as is the acting, excellent piece of work!

[@ChesterJoseph]

when your phone rings while watching an action scene SHUT THE F UP PHONE!

[@LagartoJuega]

sh

[@IL1KE2COMM3NT]

You could tell this was one of Connolly's earlier films, it needed a lot of tightening up in the editing room. Too many shots that could've slashed a couple frames and added to the pacing. Script was also pretty cliche, but I managed to get through it ok. Not bad, but definitely shows signs of an early attempt

[@jordanblanch20]

And ur much better?

[@LedHead4Life910]

Jordan Blanch He doesn't need to be to critique.

[@jordanblanch20]

True

[@jordanblanch20]

But still this is a great short film especially considering the amount of time they had

[@IL1KE2COMM3NT]

Jordan Blanch lol I think you misunderstood me. I wasn't saying it was bad, but if you watch Ryan's latest short "PROXiMITY", you can tell he's learned a lot since this one. Again, much better than what most people can accomplish, but still not as good as his new stuff, obviously :P

[@ethanbutterworth6394]

This is my favourite short from film riot

[@TheAdeybob]

very inspirational..the fight scenes in particular were spot on.

[@d.h.afilmz510]

This is like a Jason Bourne film

[@anthemofadam]

I liked it but the lead who killed everyone didn't walk like he could shoot someone :P

[@danieltan7250]

well thats because hes usually the one being shot, if you know what I mean.

[@danieltan7250]

John Doe I like him as an actor. The actor who acts extremely scared before being killed.

[@mrmovieguy1000]

That could be why they picked him for 'the job'.

[@100HoneyComb]

Super cool stuff and I had a lot of fun watching it! thanks for everything you guys do.

[@jasonbullockfilms]

I know Ryan doesn't really like it but I think this is one of the best shorts the Film Riot crew has made.

[@SugarloafMountainFilms]

Was that Jason Bourne's little brother? lol

[@10tmoore]

What happened to 2k?

[@IWouldNeverTroll]

I shot it.

[@Joshwalkertv]

Wow. All I have to say is wow. I loved this film. Well directed, good story, good acting......A+ filmmaking.

[@TheMovieMakerLegend9]

The best action short I have seen... ever!

[@MermDaddy]

wow dat shaky cam is a little much.

[@Joshwalkertv]

If you know anything about filmmaking, you would know that a shaky camera, represents that things are not well, that things are intense and things are "going down" in Lehmens terms. So the shaky camera is a necessity to show what is going on in the shot. Imagine a fight scene, where the camera was still the whole time. Sounds like something you might see in a scene where two brothers are play wrestling instead of fighting. So the shaky cam? Yeah its needed.

[@MermDaddy]

Joshua Walker no shit sherlock but if you knew anything about filmmaking you would realize that you should actually be able to see what the fuck is going on not just a shit show going all over the screen. you could not see a single thing is this damn video during their shitty shaky cam. shaky cam done well shakes a little not like spazzing out shaky cam on crack like this video's.

[@Joshwalkertv]

Well I honestly could see what was going on. I'm not sure what you saw. That was lesson one in filmmaking was shaky cam like this was good for fight scenes.

[@MermDaddy]

Joshua Walker yeah a GOOD shaky cam can really add to the movie but he shook the camera so much in this video i have no clue how you saw what was happening. probably cuz you didn't. you assumed that he was punching or something but this shaky cam is terrible.

[@Joshwalkertv]

Lol alright dude. I don't wanna get in an argument. Let's agree to disagree.

[@JulianGrayMedia]

This would have been so much more impactful if you left out the last shot. Could have left it up in the air. Plus the last shot was pretty lame

[@sawyerwilks6230]

totally agree

[@__-iv6kc]

Fuck your opinion.

[@pixelpearlproduction538]

I agree

[@Babysongebob1]

Oh my goodness if this was an entire movie I'd go see it in the theaters back to back. For a short film this was probably to most entertaining and most epic action shot film I've ever seen. I can only hope my stuff will be as good as yours. You're my inspiration

[@TheRavenPearl]

You really need to make another episode if this. I would watch it. The lead character has an intensity that I haven't seen in a short film in a long time. The "bad" guy was a really good actor...I would've liked to see more of him.

[@UnchainedCyclist]

First - kudos for putting this together. For what it was, it was fantastic. But, the filming of the fight scenes are really a replication of everything that is wrong with contemporary action; super-fast cuts with jitter and shake to hide weaknesses in the skills of the actor(s). I also had absolutely no investment in the main character, but that might have been a tall order in a short (but not impossible). The film was good for what it was; a lesson in making action scenes. I personally like wide shots of fights to see what is happening. If you're going to have two people fight, they both have to know how to fight. Don't rely on the director to fool the audience into believing they know how.

[@xCrazyxJayx]

BikeMontreal The reason they (and modern hollywood films) do that is because they're using actors, not professional high-paid stuntmen. If they showed the whole fight in a single wide shot it would look stupid and fake. Not every film can be as good as The Raid or Oldboy.

[@UnchainedCyclist]

***** The Matrix didn't have a bunch of Kung-fu fighters in it, the wide shots of the fight between Neo and Mr. forgettable Name where somewhat spectacular. Look at Fury Road for good fight scenes that don't rely on shaky cam. It's about finding actors that can learn the choreography and sell the fight. Fighting is an integral part of the acting craft that goes back to Shakespeare. This has nothing to do with actors as much as directors feeling this is the way of imparting the feeling of confusion in the fight. It's a fad that I can't wait to see disappear.

[@UnchainedCyclist]

***** And I'm not arguing for single shot scenes. Just not shaky or unnecessary camera movement.

[@xCrazyxJayx]

BikeMontreal Fury Road and The Matrix also had over $100 Million dollar budgets. And both of those movies had renowned stuntmen and fight choreographers off camera. The Matrix fights were largely improved with CGI. None of those things are the case in a 4-day no-budget film like Losses, you're just proving my point.

[@UnchainedCyclist]

My point being that replicating a good fight scene through shaky cam and hand-held movement is terrible, at any level. The only movie that ever did it well was Borne Ultimatum.

[@christiandamore4284]

The job was At McDonalds

[@AstrologerKennediGopalan]

I am a fan of yours for a couple of months now. Learnt hell of stuff from your videos. Loved this particular movie too. Awesome work. Thanks a ton.

[@geshmusicweb]

Josh is a very credible actor. Beside the arms, congrats to all the crew for this film!. Cheers!

[@Cubasaur]

Have you thought about making a remake of this movie? Now that you have more experience and better equipment, and Josh doesn't look, you know, 12?

[@lukaANDkrosty]

Cubasaur It would be interesting to see this short remade (and bearded Josh would be awesome to see), but it would be waisting time and money.... They cannot afford the luxury of remaking something... (It would be awesome though....)

[@ProfessorKRD]

Camera was too shaky for me.

[@ZachisntReal]

Zolipsist then you've probably never seen an action film

[@kuwi8679]

Zolipsist it's not for everyone

[@isaacwillbanks3723]

Zach Ramirez This simply being an action film doesn't warent the shake, it's a symbolism for intensity. The camera is our persective and I'm sure most of us would be shaking in this situation. Also. It creates a sense of urgency and a need to keep moving to stay alive.

[@FrogSpatula42]

10/10 production values, and it was honestly quite original for the genre. Truly great, good work gang!

[@mountmotocw8660]

Couldn't have been made better. Proper Steven Speilberg. Bravo Bravo

[@gietv2915]

Why he couldnt have just said fuck it LOL

[@Ontheaveg]

It killed the vibes. I couldnt take it seriously after that.

[@HeathJ.Ledger]

The only thing that sucked about this short film is the poor audio quality. Over all it was alright.

[@xXLeAkErXx]

the gunshots sounded good. but some dialogue especially where he yells sounds horrible

[@themagnuspowfilms5956]

Abe Morales yeah see u make something better.

[@pinoymusclemaniatube938]

everytime i watch movies connected with ryan connoly, i always have this impression that its comedy.

[@filmriot]

Thank you my friend!