Film Noir in F minor {Filghi Productions}

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I enjoy the dark undertones of Film Noir. The over emphasized shadows, the mystery of what might lurk in that spot you can't see. And yet there is always hope A new project in one of my film classes. Enjoy.

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  • i enjoyed that ..very nicely done* :))

  • @externalcontrol Thanks! I'm glad you liked it.

  • wow, great job, loved the music! :)

  • @LlamaBoyProductions thats Don Giovanni for you.:) It took me so long to fine tun the images to this song.  Have a look at "Day To Day" the new short film too.

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  • @FilghiProductions Okay.....okay....neo-noir. NEO........noir.....not film noir. neo noir is fine. yea, the wachowski brothers threw in some low key lighting here, and pool shadowing there, perhaps some noir narrative themes and such. but its still predominantly science fiction. calling it neo noir is fine. CALLING IT FILM NOIR IS NOT. there...

  • @Alldayeveryday404 "The movie has been called ‘Neo-Noir’ – a modern film with its roots set deep within the Film Noir genre. Such elements of Noir in The Matrix are hard lines and shadows of darkness, which are seen often, especially in the Dojo scene. Low lighting, as well as projected shadows reflect the influence of Noir."

  • @Alldayeveryday404 Hhaha correction it's a branch of Film Noir called Neo Noir.

  • @ParkourKid919 "the meaning of all this" is to evoke your emotion with only music, images and tittles. Go see the description. I'm glad it frightened you because these are ways in witch I would like to film. But ultimately it was more a story of emotions in context with the underlining meaning of the peace.

  • @FilghiProductions whats this sopposed to be. A trailer. A movie. Its kinda scary and i think i might pee. Help explain the meaning of all this

  • @Alldayeveryday404 haha It's true they use low key lighting and it does have that dark undertone. It's hidden.

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