Really good short! I'm in school right now for film, i want to edit and write. One question... how did you get EMMA CAULFIELD to be in it!!! that's so cool!!
@katebien Well thanx for the compliment and as for the >Emma question the writer/producer/director had some connection to her :) Emma actually won a best actress award for this at the Beverly Hills short film festival.
One thing I don't like about tv shows and films, is that the pop corn is always filled right to the top even when they have finished or are half way through watching the movie. For some reason that there pisses me off. I'm so sorry, that's sooo off topic. I love this by the way! :P
Excellent !! Loved it! Proof that great work can be done on a small budget. Money and expensive equipment isn't everything, it's the talent behind it. And you guys nailed it! :)
I really admire this film, i've been a part of a few no budjet student type films, but never any of this standard haha. It could fit in with any of the major films out. I love all the shots, they are really refreshing, a mix of old fashioned and new. The way the tension builds up is great.
Ok one more time. Emma has already died and most of the movie is the child's dream. In the dream the red door is in his bedroom and all is fine except what's behind the red door. In reality the red door is the front door of the house. The end of the movie and when Emma is dead on the floor are the only parts in real time. The parents are drug addicts and the man with gun is coming to collect something. So the red door in dream represents the actual home in real time. That's it in a nutshell.
Sorry so late getting back to you!! I live in the UK and on SKY there is a channel called ShortsTV. I caught it on there one night. I still think about it at times all these months later!! Keep up the good work!
I got Otto Nemenz to give us an Arri SRlll and used mostly Canon zooms and some Zeiss primes for close beauty shots or wide shots. Thanx for the compliment!
The real nightmare is the kid's reality.
filmfreakmiah 8 months ago 2
Awesome. Thanks for sharing.
mjcaway 1 year ago
Really good short! I'm in school right now for film, i want to edit and write. One question... how did you get EMMA CAULFIELD to be in it!!! that's so cool!!
katebien 1 year ago
@katebien Well thanx for the compliment and as for the >Emma question the writer/producer/director had some connection to her :) Emma actually won a best actress award for this at the Beverly Hills short film festival.
ladolkart 1 year ago
One thing I don't like about tv shows and films, is that the pop corn is always filled right to the top even when they have finished or are half way through watching the movie. For some reason that there pisses me off. I'm so sorry, that's sooo off topic. I love this by the way! :P
aussieelyse 1 year ago
@aussieelyse well if you watch again it is near the beginning of the movie (first scary scene) in this short. :)
ladolkart 1 year ago
really great stuff! great camera work and direction!
ReelyBored16 1 year ago
Excellent !! Loved it! Proof that great work can be done on a small budget. Money and expensive equipment isn't everything, it's the talent behind it. And you guys nailed it! :)
mizbutterfly77 1 year ago
wow this was really good...
marixalilith 1 year ago
i love emma cauldfield she played in buffy the vampire slayer as demon anya
scary2hell 2 years ago
I really admire this film, i've been a part of a few no budjet student type films, but never any of this standard haha. It could fit in with any of the major films out. I love all the shots, they are really refreshing, a mix of old fashioned and new. The way the tension builds up is great.
eveyrocks 2 years ago 2
Well I admit since I'm not a student I did have access to better equipment for free from venders I use regularly.
Though I appreciate the compliment.
ladolkart 2 years ago
Very cool. And creepy.
A different, unique kind of creepy you dont really see that often. Love it!
Gotta love emma caufield as well. She's brillient!
xx j
redlipstickism 2 years ago
Thank you very kind words. Yeah it's new and old at the same time. I see a bit of 70's horror specially in the dream stuff.
ladolkart 2 years ago
Great work and scary movie - I like it :)
murray132006 2 years ago
Whose house is that coz it looks reali big! x
LoonyBin60 2 years ago
It's a City of Pasadena owned property.
It is quite big vacant old house..
They donated it for our use.
ladolkart 2 years ago
only 758 views??!!This video is amazing! Gotta get it out there
hchavez29 2 years ago
Well it was in 40 film festivals.
This page is mostly just for my works as a cinematographer.
Thanx for the compliment.
ladolkart 2 years ago
So scary....
excessisthenewmodera 2 years ago
Thanx muchly loved Emma and ur plot was so well thought of! Bravo!
LoonyBin60 2 years ago
Well thanx but I was just the cinematographer though the director also wrote the screenplay.
ladolkart 2 years ago
I still think its bloody brill! Your shots were so well done! Thank u 4 gracing youtube with this! x
LoonyBin60 2 years ago
Yeah not to bad for something done with essentially no money. Thanx for the compliment.
ladolkart 2 years ago
No problem! I hope you do other movies like that! x
LoonyBin60 2 years ago
I dont quite get the ending. Can some1 plz tell me y theres a man wiv a gun and wher emma caulfield is @ the end. Many Thanx!
LoonyBin60 2 years ago
Ok one more time. Emma has already died and most of the movie is the child's dream. In the dream the red door is in his bedroom and all is fine except what's behind the red door. In reality the red door is the front door of the house. The end of the movie and when Emma is dead on the floor are the only parts in real time. The parents are drug addicts and the man with gun is coming to collect something. So the red door in dream represents the actual home in real time. That's it in a nutshell.
ladolkart 2 years ago
Thank u muchly!
Ur movie was amazing and I just love the terror in Emma's face! Bravo! Make more movies!!!
LoonyBin60 2 years ago
Great video! But the plot lost me. lol
troyfin2 2 years ago
Very good.
w00tsville 2 years ago
this was awesome....really well done, creepy, and love Emma!
tdiddy091909 2 years ago
i really wanna watch this movie.i cnt find it anywhere can u help me??
britaniclaus 2 years ago
Can't you watch it here? If not you can download from itunes I believe.
ladolkart 2 years ago
This is remarkably troubling. Amazing storytelling and fantastic filmography.
x646d63 2 years ago
Watched this on TV one night...scared the bejeeps out of me. Haunting and extremely disturbing. Well done and thought provoking.
MandJfly 3 years ago
Thank You.
I did not know it was shown on T.V where did you see it?
ladolkart 3 years ago
Sorry so late getting back to you!! I live in the UK and on SKY there is a channel called ShortsTV. I caught it on there one night. I still think about it at times all these months later!! Keep up the good work!
MandJfly 2 years ago
Funny I bought it on itunes myself and I shot it. lol
ladolkart 3 years ago
If one of my films got on iTunes I'd buy it, too.
evermail 3 years ago
Nice work. I just bought it on iTunes. What camera and lenses did you use? Was there Steadicam?
evermail 3 years ago
This was done all for free for a friend of mine.
I got Otto Nemenz to give us an Arri SRlll and used mostly Canon zooms and some Zeiss primes for close beauty shots or wide shots. Thanx for the compliment!
ladolkart 3 years ago
It's great work and shows me, a new cinematographer, the things an experienced eye can do with even little to no budget.
Were the majority of the "reality" sequence shots with sunlight or were you bouncing lights off of ceilings and walls?
evermail 3 years ago
bwargh I <3 emma caulfield.
slotho1201 3 years ago
Yes Emma was super cool!
ladolkart 3 years ago
argh... I really don't get it... Someone explain it too me.
slotho1201 4 years ago
The Dad's a drug addict, Mom's dead. This mostly takes place in the child's dreamscape.
ladolkart 4 years ago
The true red door is actually the front door of the house.
ladolkart 4 years ago
amazing work, very gripping. what film stock did you use?
vegasacid 4 years ago
Thanx for compliment. The film stock was Kodak 7217 200T.
We shot Super16 in a 1.78:1 aspect ratio.
ladolkart 4 years ago