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Out Of Depth

From behind the wheel of his car, a young man considers an impossible choice.Featuring an original soundtrack from Tim George - https://www.timgeorgemusic.com/A film by Jacob Crow, Matthew Ingham and Richard Jones, featuring Richard Jones and Luk
Pros: Music, ambience and sound effects were spot on. Can be hard to achieve in a student film
Cons: Video quality as expected from level and price of camera. The text overlay carried on for too long in one instance on my opinion.
I really enjoyed this which is rare for such a short film. You established good pacing and all points in the film made coherent sense. Moody lighting was at times very effective and at other times appeared to be more of a hindrance. I must say the music and sounds are excellent and they are edited very well with the video. The only thing I would pick out is that when he gets the text about payment, the message appears on screen for too long, and over too many shots in my opinion, which seems jarring somehow. Can't fully explain what but it doesn't quite seem right.

Overall excellent film. Well done and keep up the good work.
Pros: Keeped the attention quite high -till the end
Cons: Some minor mistakes
Very nice, and caught my attention until the end. A minor sound editing mistake (car cannot run with the starting engine noise) and a noisy image in darkest scenes - maybe some post production to increase image quality would be useful.

Overall, a very good job!
Pros: screenplay is good
Cons: Cinematography and the idea
The direction and screenplay are very good. But when I finished the film I didn't feel any sort of beginning or ending for this story line. It feels like one scene of a film. you could have chosen a better concept or should have taken more time to give understanding of the characters and their situations.
Pros: The editing
Cons: The casting and cinematography
The edit on this was really nice, the pacing was good as were the gun effects. As far as the narrative goes, it's basic, but it works. It kept me hooked, but it feels more like a scene from a longer film rather than a short film in it's own right. We don't really learn anything about the characters or what they are doing.

In general the footage looks a bit underexposed and noisy.

I know that this was a Sixth Form project, but I also think that it would have been more engaging if the actors were age appropriate. It's pretty easy to find older actors to work for free through sites like StarNow.

That being said, nice work in general, keep it up!
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