Valentine's Day Haiku
Genre: Video HaikuRules: Create a Valentine's Day themed VIDEO HAIKU! A video haiku is a 3 shot film. 1st shot is 5 sec, next shot is 7 sec, final shot is 5 seconds. SEE EXAMPLES HERE: http://bit.ly/s34Fmc
Farewell to Home / Drama, Fathers
Completed June 29th, 2010
This is our 1st annual Father's Day fight. We asked our film fighters to create dramatic films with strong fatherly themes, and a farewell to some sort of home. Enjoy! Review and vote!
"Really well acted guys! The juxtaposition of the two types of lighting obviously had a huge effect but what you could've done was have both characters moving around the space more - of course you weren't aiming to create much space anyway for the most part so moving around might not have worked so well just in a d..." read more
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Description: "It's all on the line and one mistake could cost them everything. "
Submitted: June 15th, 2010
The Answering Machine
by TreeMansionFilms
Saying goodbye is never easy.
3,860 views16 reviews54 votes
If You Close Your Eyes
by Skitzo Studios
A Father returns to his childhood home after 40 years to share it, and his memories, with his son.
3,497 views14 reviews32 votes
Farewell To Home
by David Seger
A young father, leaving town on work, leaves behind a video farewell for his son.
3,638 views18 reviews31 votes
Farewell To Home
by Mike Likes Dinosaurs
After a long journey a father bids farewell.
3,113 views20 reviews19 votes
Fairwell to Home
by Rough Cut Boston
It's all on the line and one mistake could cost them everything.
2,473 views6 reviews19 votes
Adieu A La Maison
by Dave Geis and Associates
A man is forced to tell his son the hard truth about the outside world.
2,741 views14 reviews15 votes
Farewell to Home
by Spencer Strauss
A young man must break some tough news to his girlfriend... grab a hankie.
365 views8 reviews31 votes03:19
Farewell to Home
by Imaginenow Entertainment
John finds out why his family had left him and then finds out that material things don't matter.
468 views4 reviews29 votes02:57
Father's Day
by Mega Black Suit Productions
A father races to save his son from certain death.
450 views8 reviews20 votes03:33
Time To Go
by Yodertrey Films
When Earth's time is up, only the young and healthy can move on to the new planet.
447 views8 reviews18 votes02:08
Daddy's Medicine
by Falcon Jab Flicks
A son does what he's told not to do in a jealous rage, and pays the price for it.
360 views4 reviews16 votes03:32
Farewell to Home
by Visionary Films
When a rock star hits rock bottom, someone still loves him no matter what.
309 views3 reviews16 votes03:29
Son of Flesh and Blood
by Geeks Ahoy!
A mafia tale dealing with The Don`s son saying his final farewells.
437 views9 reviews12 votes03:30
Farewell (of the Dead)
by The Uncle Stone Project
A son's farewell to home goes awry when a Kandarian Demon comes into play.
392 views4 reviews11 votes01:49
Rosa
by RmJJ Productions
Drama at it's best!!!!!!
399 views5 reviews10 votes03:31
Farewell To Father
by fatvideos
A boy takes matters into his own hands when his father rejects him.
360 views4 reviews7 votes02:54
Last GoodBye
by WolfShadow Productions
The son goes and see's his Father's Grave something Happens what is going to happen to the son?
428 views4 reviews0 votes
UnHappy Fathers Day
by SuomiStudios
we're finnish,so we don't speak fluent english.haha
326 views4 reviews0 votes
Changes
by Three Amigos
Leaving Isn't Easy
320 views6 reviews0 votes
I <3 u dad
by LACK of Interest
A son reveals his love for his father after he leaves for college.
298 views6 reviews0 votes
"The Answering Machine"
by TreeMansionFilms
Genre: Drama, Fathers
| Group | Votes |
|---|---|
| TreeMansionFilms | 54 |
| Skitzo Studios | 32 |
| David Seger | 31 |
| Mike Likes Dinosaurs | 19 |
| Rough Cut Boston | 19 |
| Dave Geis and Associates | 15 |
The Answering Machine
by TreeMansionFilms
Saying goodbye is never easy.
3,860 views16 reviews54 votes
Smack Talk!
"Wow. Just wow. It is amazing to have won the very first fight we ever competed in. It is also unexpected, especially because of the tough competition. Thanks to everyone who voted for us. The Film Fights experience is one that we'd recommend to any amateur filmmaker, and we're not just saying that because we won. The site does a really good job keeping itself film festival-like. The reviews were insightful and helpful. We're definitely going to compete again, hopefully with less mistakes. Of course, we’ll never forget our fatal flaw in this fight. Yes, we DID break the 180-degree rule. And sure, it would be easy to lie and say that we broke it on purpose to achieve a Stanley Kubrick-like effect. (You know, in the Shining’s bathroom scene.) But we did it on accident. We’re sorry, Justin. We’re sorry."
Due February 20
00:17 max
