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Film School NYFA - Last Harvest Part 2

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Uploaded by on Mar 5, 2007

Short film produced at the New York Film Academy and directed by Alastair Mc Gibbon

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Film & Animation

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  • what type of canera was used????????????? master pice

  • This was really well done. I like the shots and various location changes. Acting was very credible as well.

  • The history a litle slow. Very good direction and very nice photgraphy

  • Very good short. Kind of boring and seems to drag on a bit, but I liked the story line and the theme. I really liked the camera angle at the field, I thought that was cool.

    I gave it 3 stars. I think the short could have been edited down to a mere 10 to 12 minutes.

    But overall, I thought it was good and better than anything I can probably come up with.

  • Great job!

  • Excelent! 5 stars, and an A+ I assume. I might be headed there in a year or so; I'm 16. Maybe I'll see you there! The movie was so profesionally done, and I'm not going to lie; even something about 20 minutes like those 2 parts, was better than an entire movie, like "Napoleon Dynamite." Superb!

  • This was a great video

    i'm going there in march

    how whould you rate the school?

  • I hate when I go on vacation and have to come back to NYC. You captured that feeling quite well...among other things.

  • Very Good! The camera angles were amazing.

    2 things I would fix. Direct the actors to have more believable dialect (there are unnatural pauses) , and some of the audio fades are off. Besides that, superb.

  • why are people always passing on pocket watches?  who cares about pocket watches??

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