Newtons Cradle - 200 Seconds entry

[theYeLLowNInJa12]

*****.  fantastic

[griceza]

that was a touching video. very nice

[SamWaterstonFanatic]

I love this video so, so much...and with one of Grant's gorgeous piano compositions as the accompaniment, it's pure win.

[owhite9878]

excellent!!!

[Highland804]

Very sweet.

[bjseverns]

Beautiful storytelling. Nicely done.

[critterbuster]

I really enjoyed this video, it was really sad and very touching, great job. Grant Wilson's music was the perfect choice.

[2ndCorpsAnv]

Beautiful video. I teared up a little watching this. Thanks for an amazing creation. God bless!

[KakHazhar]

wow really nice done.

[LunarWolfProductions]

gorgeous :) congrats

[appearingrabbit]

<3 the grandmother

[lillikins]

Oh - and if you don't mind me asking, how long did this take from conception to final product? It's really well made - I love the 'old' segments too, very convincing!

[lillikins]

Wow, all those emotions in only 200 seconds? Congratulations! Pulled all the heartstrings :)

[GeorgiaGhost]

The feeling in this was wonderful.

I loved it.

Grant Wilson's music was also a great choice to go with, if I say so myself!

[Ragnaer]

Absolutely beautiful !

[elganfilms]

Very nice film. Well done.

[doglovatt]

Brilliant Film, A true talents Brendan and Daniel.

[Oliver31770]

Nice work.

[TrudyAlexandra1]

That was truly beautiful! I am in awe!

[aleatoire1]

Thats nice! Brilliantly peiced together. Good luck in the competition, although I feel you wont be needing any luck! Great film!

[jhpmelbourne]

Love the mega feeling in this. The image of the old lady and her young self have got themselves stuck in my head. (which is I guess what you want...). Congratulations.

[jacqi6]

I think I know what I am getting my son for his next birthday :-)

[graemelbellamy]

Call me old-fashioned, but I think this is a little gem - well shot, intriguing, emotionally satisfying - but best of all the narrative is clearly expressed, so I know what it is about step by step - and that's not as easy as you might think - well done, guys.

[milzeeG]

What a sweet short film. The simple things in life hey. All we need. Good luck with competition. Its a winner in my eyes!

[1gtg2gtg3]

So lovely, it even brought a tear to my 19 year old son's eye! Kerry

[chrisMsimon]

I didn't think I was 'gonna like this 'n then I got to the end and real lump in throat stuff. Brilliant. Congratulations. (The expressions in the face of your actors-superb)...

[flanel101]

Ha this makes me think of Yahoo Serious working on the apple farm in Young Einstein... Yeah that was a great film! But as always Dan you turn water to wine, amen brother.

[Harrichino]

Great film! Acted well and shot amazingly. I hope you win.

[AdamBigum]

top stuff! beautiful film. i hope it goes well in the comp.

[woody7075]

Congrats Bren on this very touching production and the thought behind the gift of Newtons Cradle. Great to see the beautiful face of Nell Priddle, whom I'd heard so much about through you. A lady of 100 years of age with so much character and life in her is truly wonderful. I appreciate this all the more for having a father of 93 with so much spirit still in in him.

[sarpatto]

This is a great film! I especially enjoyed all the scenes with the old lady, and the flashbacks were really effective too. Good one!

[dryobb]

well done! touching...

[rocker8123]

I thought I would respond to janeteholmes comment. An English actor, Simon Prebble, coined the name 'Newton's Cradle' in 1967 after Sir Isaac Newton, who was born in 1642 and is perhaps the most influential scientist that ever lived, having defined the laws of motion and universal gravitation, hence why Prebble named his cradle after Newton! Perpetual motion machines have been around since the middle ages with one of the earliest machines being invented in 1150.

[janeteholmes]

Very affecting, I teared up. Pity the device wasn't invented til 1967 though.

[2115330tk]

Great work! love this story!

[gypsynicci]

love that depth of field!

[rocker8123]

perpetual motion machines were around in the middle ages I thought?

[mumsvids]

Beautiful!

[brimarby]

this is really good - very affecting. thanks for posting!

[smathewz]

Brilliant work!

[macka1970]

really enjoyed it, well done

[therecordboys]

Slick as. I lpve those ball things.

[molosalov]

Great job guys. Very moving and great Piano track :)

[SpeakerTV3G]

love it! was going to swich off after 20 sec as i had to run out the door! watch it twice :)

[CH32123]

That was great, very well done!

[Wabby44]

great acting ! ;)

[rocker8123]

this is brilliant! I can't fault one thing! Well done!