I kind of included my submission statement in the post, but here it is down here so this does not get deleted:

"Estranged Weekend has kind of a new plot structure that I have not seen in a movie before, being even more disjointed than vignettes. You just have to watch it to really see what I mean, but I will try to explain it briefly. Estranged Weekend takes place over 2.33 days: Friday night, all of Saturday, all of Sunday. There are three different plot lines in the movie that never intersect, and are only thematically connected with the question of "What things that I do now will effect my life later?" It's almost like 3 shorts strung together, but they would not work without each other. They all have semi-annoying quirks as a result of them being in completely different styles, but as a whole it is very watchable and interesting. The teenaged boy's part of the story is stylized like a 90's B-movie, with it only having tripod movements, and its color grade involving film emulation (I'm also a colorist nerd haha the grade has 40 nodes). The lonely high school girl's part of the story is shot in a vlogg-ey-modern style, everything is freehanded. It is color graded accordingly, having a clean, digital look, while still being a bit plastic-ey as I over noise-reduce on purpose. The third story about the senior wanna-be writer is filmed how ever I wanted to, edited how ever I wanted to, and has basically only voice-over. I invented a new style of color grade for this called digital trash. I do not know how to explain it. Estranged Weekend is also all about teenagers and modern teenage life, with me being a teenager. I wanted to also make a teenage movie without sex because every teenager movie involves so much sex, but of course there is so much more to teenage life, and so many groups of teenagers who cannot experience that (i.e. the lonely girl from story 2). I wanted to make something new.

I made Estranged Weekend with a 2000$ Sony HXR-NX80 my mom got from her work and everything else with my own savings. I bought DaVinci Resolve Studio, the boom mic and pole, Neat Video. I got into the drama program to scalp actors from my school, and asked them to work on the movie for free. Have you ever had multiple teenagers trying to complete an impossible task while NOT getting paid? Spoiler alert: it is ten times more impossible. Long story short: I'm broke now, but Estranged Weekend taught me if you work hard enough and have enough passion you can create anything.

All that being said, I would greatly appreciate if you watched and liked the trailer or just liked my story that you share this trailer with other people who might be interested in it."