I'm a big fan of film noir, and I came across this great short that's worth checking out. It's called Gumshoe, and it comes from director Matt Steinauer. It's a creative and unique piece of storytelling that is told from the point of view of the main character. Here's a short synopsis:
A hard-boiled tale following Gumshoe, a private eye hot on the trail of his missing partner. In this world of femme fatales and hired goons, the truth lies beneath.
The short has a great atmosphere, and I enjoyed it. I hope you like it, too.
A hard-boiled tale following Gumshoe, a private eye hot on the trail of his missing partner. In this world of femme fatales and hired goons, the truth lies beneath.
The short has a great atmosphere, and I enjoyed it. I hope you like it, too.
- 5/6/2014
- by Joey Paur
- GeekTyrant
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Why Watch? First person Pov can be tricky to pull off because of how limiting the field of view is. It’s the same thing with found footage, but even without the shaky cam (or at least a less shaky cam), it can be disorienting and leave an audience frustrated by the loss of control. When it’s done well, it can be very cool. Still a gimmick, but an entrancing one. It’s become popular over the past few years, so...
Why Watch? First person Pov can be tricky to pull off because of how limiting the field of view is. It’s the same thing with found footage, but even without the shaky cam (or at least a less shaky cam), it can be disorienting and leave an audience frustrated by the loss of control. When it’s done well, it can be very cool. Still a gimmick, but an entrancing one. It’s become popular over the past few years, so...
- 4/21/2014
- by Scott Beggs
- FilmSchoolRejects.com
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