RAGE (Short Film HD)

Two thieves on the run from a bank heist, while one of the thieves is planning another heist of his own...

Starring Jacob Anshen and Richard A. Gilliam
Directed/Edited by Richard A. Gilliam
Co-Directed by Alister Knight
Music by Trey Hanawalt (The Cafe Disco)

Music is from my friend Trey Hanawalt, check out his music and download it for free at thecafedisco.bandcamp.com

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Rage
• short
• film

[iJuStEriC]

Nice guys I love it! Have you guys watched my movie? If not please do. Also, what camera do you use.

[zombifiedmaster]

@iJuStEriC didn't get to watch it all, just a few minutes of the first part cause I was in a hurry but I liked what I saw! good writing too in the beginning with the voiceover. Shot this with a Canon Rebel T3i, and a 24-75 L Series lens

[iJuStEriC]

@zombifiedmaster Yeah the parts of my film get much better as they go on as I learn more and more about film making. Please be sure to watch all of them, you will love part 6 if your into gritty violence, and by the look of "Rage" it would appear that you are. Also, if you wouldn't mind, I would love to use some of this music in my next movie, its pretty amazing.

[zombifiedmaster]

@iJuStEriC Yeah I'll check it out for sure! For the music just contact my friend Trey who's name is in the description and let him know, he'll probably want a credit but be down to let you use it. you can email him at thecafediscobeat@gmail.com

[RiverRogueFilms]

Love the cinematography - do I catch a little influence from "Drive"? Editing is great too. Really impressed with this. Would've loved to see a build up of the character's frustration with the 60/40 rule. Imagine that we see the thoughts going to his head and we see the ideas being manipulated ever so slowly. Would've created a lot of tension then it opens up at the end to this horrible moment. Would've been cool if half of Rich's face was covered in blood - a sign of him being two-faced.

[zombifiedmaster]

@RiverRogueFilms thanks man! Yeah lot of influence from Drive ha, I love that movie, but yeah that would've defiantly been rad to do that stuff, especially the blood on the face, wish we would've thought of that at the time

[TheGreatKadik]

@PuRpLeXkoBrA How about stating those reasons Mr. Spielberg? That's like saying "I hate you, but don't hate me because I have my reasons". All you said was it's terrible, without offering constructive criticism (which you say you have but you didn't put in the comment), that sir is trolling and you should get all manner of hateful responses. Furthermore I doubt you even have reasons or know the first thing about cinematography anyway so why did you even just troll? I face-palm at your stupidity.

[AntiNoobTactics]

I felt like I was watching a real movie

[ZFilmzor]

Nice work. I like the concept. Keep it up! If you would be willing to give some of my videos a peek I’d love to hear some of your thoughts. Thanks again and keep at it!

p.s. Interesting rooster sound? haha

[IndyRiot]

Great! My only critique would be lack of dialogue. Would've loved to see some yelling back and forth towards the end. But that's my 2 cents. Otherwise, another great video duuuude!

[TheCafeDiscobeat]

dude i was expecting video from game RAGE you asshole you tricked me hahah

[Producblack]

great short film.... #nothingtodohere

[iJuStEriC]

Like i said before it was really good, but Ill offer some constructive criticism. The gun shots should be louder so they have more of an emotional shock to them. The music and cinematography was amazing, and the acting was good too. What I would suggest is using more practical blood. But with practical blood you will need different locations, for instance in my movies, I have the shootouts take place outside or in some place where we can spray blood on the walls and let it pool on the floor.