Sci-Fi Short Film Stratosphere - DUST - Online Premiere
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Date: 2024-08-05
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Comments and reviews: 12
user-sd3qc3mg8i
Dulling a good blade to carve a weak spot on a helmet - yea, that happens. LOL. Trying to look hard but end up looking like a fool.
A sharpe works just fine for such things. Then again, Real Soldiers don't fuss with such foolishness. They keep their blades sharp and their gear in good order.
The beeping on comms is a bit much.
This is a short scene about what exactly
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Dulling a good blade to carve a weak spot on a helmet - yea, that happens. LOL. Trying to look hard but end up looking like a fool.
A sharpe works just fine for such things. Then again, Real Soldiers don't fuss with such foolishness. They keep their blades sharp and their gear in good order.
The beeping on comms is a bit much.
This is a short scene about what exactly
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jeffk5142
I really enjoyed it. I don’t understand the landing trajectory. Why were they directed through the asteroid rings instead of away from them I like the commentary on the use of cheap equipment at the expense of lives, which basically implies these soldiers were expendable and have less value than their helmets. The acting is great too. Thank you.
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I really enjoyed it. I don’t understand the landing trajectory. Why were they directed through the asteroid rings instead of away from them I like the commentary on the use of cheap equipment at the expense of lives, which basically implies these soldiers were expendable and have less value than their helmets. The acting is great too. Thank you.
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jasonsatterfield
No neck seals on the helmets attached to O2 Carving into a helmet A total blackout of information regarding the mission parameters Camera work that is as shaky and dark as the plot. Face lights on a helmet I understand wanting to jump right into the scene but there need to be clues as to what we are watching.
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No neck seals on the helmets attached to O2 Carving into a helmet A total blackout of information regarding the mission parameters Camera work that is as shaky and dark as the plot. Face lights on a helmet I understand wanting to jump right into the scene but there need to be clues as to what we are watching.
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BradenKimble
Hey everyone! Director Braden Kimble here. Thanks so much for checking out our film. The entire cast and crew really appreciates it, and we hope that you enjoy it. Let us know if you have any questions about the process and production, as we always look forward to chatting about film: )
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Hey everyone! Director Braden Kimble here. Thanks so much for checking out our film. The entire cast and crew really appreciates it, and we hope that you enjoy it. Let us know if you have any questions about the process and production, as we always look forward to chatting about film: )
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johnmanderson2060
This was a shit show. No story, absurd pod cabin, shake, shake, shake, the end. Not mentioning the stars in the background at 1 meters behind the windows. If you do crap fake stellar sky, don’t move the camera, the fake depth field is instantly recognizable otherwise.
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This was a shit show. No story, absurd pod cabin, shake, shake, shake, the end. Not mentioning the stars in the background at 1 meters behind the windows. If you do crap fake stellar sky, don’t move the camera, the fake depth field is instantly recognizable otherwise.
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John-yb8mx
This had potential but I could not figure out what the story was. A lot of effort went into this but if you are going to have decompression then you should at least have a neck seal to the helmet. I did not understand who the characters were or what they were trying to do.
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This had potential but I could not figure out what the story was. A lot of effort went into this but if you are going to have decompression then you should at least have a neck seal to the helmet. I did not understand who the characters were or what they were trying to do.
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jamesadams893
Wouldn't it be more useful if the little lights on the helmets were on the outside of the helmet. I would think the eyes would see better if the inside of the helmet was completely dark.
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Wouldn't it be more useful if the little lights on the helmets were on the outside of the helmet. I would think the eyes would see better if the inside of the helmet was completely dark.
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biscuitninja
For a future reference, you don't scratch anything on your helmet that would cause any sort of degradation of the material. You can however Mark something with an approved paint/ Marker.
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For a future reference, you don't scratch anything on your helmet that would cause any sort of degradation of the material. You can however Mark something with an approved paint/ Marker.
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morgan97475
Didn't care for this. The film itself does little to tell us (the viewer) anything about these characters, who they are (apparently soldiers per the description, or what they are doing.
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Didn't care for this. The film itself does little to tell us (the viewer) anything about these characters, who they are (apparently soldiers per the description, or what they are doing.
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dust
Overall i enjoyed this. Great work by the cast and director. The only bit of i hope constructive criticism is the use of lensflair was a bit distracting as there was too much in places.
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Overall i enjoyed this. Great work by the cast and director. The only bit of i hope constructive criticism is the use of lensflair was a bit distracting as there was too much in places.
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korbendallas5318
Film makers do everything in their power to make everything as realistically as possible, and then, almost without fail, they add these ridiculous face-illumination helmets.
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Film makers do everything in their power to make everything as realistically as possible, and then, almost without fail, they add these ridiculous face-illumination helmets.
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Nailnuke
Written and directed by Braden Kimbell. Pity he didn't think to give us some context or even an ending! I'm not lazy, I just want to understand and that's your job Braden
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Written and directed by Braden Kimbell. Pity he didn't think to give us some context or even an ending! I'm not lazy, I just want to understand and that's your job Braden
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