Psycho is a classic film about a boy and his mother, but that's not what we want to see. Use the title to inspire you, but make it as different as possible. Make your version of of the film!

Use the title to inspire you, but make it as different as possible. Is Bob a friend getting left behind, or a pet that you can't keep. This is your What About Bob film, you decide who Bob is!

Use the title to inspire you, but make it as different as possible. A cyclist that likes to take it easy, or a driving instructor that makes everything simple. It's your Easy Rider, you decide!

Use the title to inspire you, but make it as different as possible. Is someone being rescued with the jaws of life, or is Jaws a nickname for the chatty friend. It’s your Jaws film, make it your way!

Your characters are playing tag at the worst time. Is it during a wedding, at the office, while your spouse gives birth? You decide!

Your film opens with a character saying "There's no time to explain". You fill in the rest!

Create a video haiku about Father's Day. A video haiku is a 3 shot film. 1st shot is 5 sec, next is 7 sec, last 5 sec. Examples: http://bit.ly/s34Fmc

Create a short in which we can hear your main character's thoughts throughout. How does your character react to people as opposed to what they are thinking?

Your main character smells something terrible. You decide what it is and how he finds out in 3 shots! A video haiku is a 3 shot film. 1st shot is 5 sec, next is 7 sec, last 5 sec.

There's an intruder in the building. An alarm keeps repeating throughout your short, "Intruder Alert!". You decide the rest.

Create a fictional documentary about monsters. Interview Bigfoot, see how the Creature from the Black lagoon feels about 'The Shape of Water'. No Vampires, we already saw 'What We Do In The Shadows'!

Clowns make everything better...or terrifying. Create a video haiku that involves a clown. A video haiku is a 3 shot film. 1st shot is 5 sec, next is 7 sec, last 5 sec. Examples: http://bit.ly/s34Fmc

Hot Fuzz, Scott Pilgrim, Baby Driver are just a few of Edgar Wright's classic films. Use his unique style to create a visual comedy that you could easily put Simon Pegg in.

Create a film that's only shot of character's feet. Tell a story based on shoes, feet, and what they walk on. Make Tarantino proud!

Your main character is a detective with a major defect who's tracking a killer. What is the defect? How do they overcome it?

A large storm system is ravaging your main characters. Show us what happens and how they survive mother nature.

Your main character has a conversation with the devil. He knows that he isn't going to survive this meeting unless he can outsmart the fallen angel. Show us how he prevails.

Your film starts out with a closeup of someone slamming $10 down. Where it goes from there is up to you!