Erm thanks i guess. The cinematography was meant to be realist, nothing too fancy, meant to be shaky and realisitic.

Title:  Changing Faces

Short summary:  A short film about a group of people whose lives inter-twine at unpredictable crossroads.

Runtime:  5 minutes 9 Seconds

Script progress:  Script was 5 pages long, and fully writted by myself.

Technicals:  This was done for a module at University and was an individual project. So i was the only person on the crew. Shot the whole thing myself using a Canon XL2 and edited using Final Cut Pro and lit using 800W Tungsten Redheads where appropriate.

Capital:  Made for pretty much nothing as all the actors were just friends of mine.

Plans:  Would love to enter it in a few awards, just small things, see how it does.

It can viewed directly on http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=waWW0I-hjkk and as part of my webpae on http://www.youtube.com/jbarretthufc

What even is his new film?

Title: Into The Dark

Short summary:  A short film about somebody walking through the streets. Was a task for a cinematography class to shoot someone walking with very low light levels and create meaning.

Runtime:  2 Minutes

Script progress:  No dialogue was allowed so no script.

Technicals:  Shot on a Canon HD Camera. We actually went out and filmed it in one night. Had no game plan. Just spontaneous film making.

Capital: No finance needed.

Plans:  On youtube. Link is www.youtube.com/jbarretthufc to the channel. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=50LoDtTypso to it directly.

Thank you very much, glad you enjoyed it.

Any comments or ratings on YouTube are very welcome! Barely anyone comments on youtube these days.

Title: Loose Change

Short Summary: A short film following the journey of a lost wallet and the people that it encounters.

Runtime: 5 minutes 9 seconds

Script Progress: Fully finished. A short 5 page script.

Technicals: Shot using a Sony Handycam over the summer. Edited using Adobe Premiere.

Capital: Doesn't really need financing. Any costs where all self-financed.

Plans: Just uploaded today on Youtube  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kOVECUuqiQ4. No other plans really than to see if it takes off a little, get some comments, some ideas. Maybe enter it in a few competitions.

There is it. Just let me know any thought, youtube link above.

I just watched Return of the Ghostbusters, and well what can i say....it was bloody fantastic!

As an aspiring filmmaker myself it's pretty inspirational that this was made, and made so well with such great script, actors, props, locations and those special effects were phenomenal.

I think it's awesome that such a big project has became a massive success. Hank is very talented and although i love what he did with the Ghostbusters and would love to see more of them, he could definately go on to bigger things with his own creations.

Hey, my name is Jordan. I'm a filmmaker from the UK, currently in my 2nd year degree in Film Production. I just happened to stumble onto this site last night and i've downloaded 'Return of the Ghostbusters' which i'll watch in the next few days. Looks really amazing for being a amateur film.

Noticed the ol' Canon XL1 in the banner? Why the picture? There are plenty better cameras.