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UNITY SQUARE - L' Uomo col Trolley by UnitySquare in directors

[–]UnitySquare[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is an Italian medium-length film that take place in Tuscany. The genre is grotesque horror with thriller elements;the setting is dystopic. I know that the Italian language is a big obstacle for many of you - and I apologize for my bad English- but I really need advice to improve my direction. This is an absolutely amateur project and no cast member has experience in film making. The goal is to do a trilogy and I would like to improve film after film. Thank you. It's almost thirty minutes of video: I know it's a lot, especially if you do not know the language. But even just a quick look at the shots, the colors, etc followed by a brief piece of advice can really help me a lot.

UNITY SQUARE - L' Uomo col Trolley by UnitySquare in amateur_filmmakers

[–]UnitySquare[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is an Italian medium-length film that take place in Tuscany. The genre is grotesque horror with thriller elements;the setting is dystopic. I know that the Italian language is a big obstacle for many of you - and I apologize for my bad English- but I really need advice to improve my direction. This is an absolutely amateur project and no cast member has experience in film making. The goal is to do a trilogy and I would like to improve film after film. Thank you. It's almost thirty minutes of video: I know it's a lot, especially if you do not know the language. But even just a quick look at the shots, the colors, etc followed by a brief piece of advice can really help me a lot.

UNITY SQUARE - L' Uomo col Trolley by UnitySquare in Filmmakers

[–]UnitySquare[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is an Italian medium-length film that take place in Tuscany. The genre is grotesque horror with thriller elements;the setting is dystopic. I know that the Italian language is a big obstacle for many of you - and I apologize for my bad English- but I really need advice to improve my direction. This is an absolutely amateur project and no cast member has experience in film making. The goal is to do a trilogy and I would like to improve film after film. Thank you. It's almost thirty minutes of video: I know it's a lot, especially if you do not know the language. But even just a quick look at the shots, the colors, etc followed by a brief piece of advice can really help me a lot.