Perhaps, but I don't really see it as a problem. Narration is only a negative when it's really unncecessary. I feel that it adds something in this case.
Posts: 81 | Location: New Jersey | Registered: December 02, 2006
i didnt really understand this film...it seemed to me like it was trying to lead up to something that never really happened. here is what i would suggest to make it better:
-work on voice over acting...it seemed like it was really lacking the urgency that... it seemed like the character barely cares about what was happening.
-add some music to enhance the emotion...it could help the audience connect with the story.
thats just what i think... better than some student films ive seen.
i liked a lot of your shots, and you started strong, but then the whole excitement deal got boring cos after the initial "up" there was no down and no variation in mood. it was rather disappointing when nothing happened in the end. the voice over was really hard to understand, the words got slurred a lot and they were really poorly enunciated. there was also a lot of background sound that distracted, and the sound levels kept changing. i liked the accelerated editing near the end where your main character went into freakout mode though. that was some tiightt shiiit.
Posts: 32 | Location: dc | Registered: December 26, 2006
Let me begin by saying I enjoyed the fact that your film abruptly ended. It was realistic. The writing seemed cliche and alot of the shots seemed as if they came from the film "Signs". I must say though that your passion for film is obvious in your work, over all it was good.
Lastly, I feel the seriouness of the film comes off as cheesy. Being that the guy dies in the end, you should make it into a dramatic comedy. When your main character goes outside in the end, have him lock himself out of the house, say something like, "oh s**t!" and then have him die. Just an alternative. I think it would be great to show a sense of humor. A film such as yours is far too dry without it.
Andy
Posts: 6 | Location: Scottsdale AZ | Registered: January 19, 2007