Why do Short Films look like that?

Why do all short films look the same? We analysed the Whiplash short and feature film and found out.

[timmygebhard]

“Chat gpt, please make my YouTube script longer”

[flaurehn]

When I watched the short film for the first time, what immediately jumped for me was how the difference in set design can change the whole experience, in the short with a more "real life" set and lightning Fletchner seems more like a regular asshole teacher. But in the feature film, the bigger budget allow them to create an special room with an specific atmosphere to it, one that feels like you are entering a whole different level from the practice room of your school, it made Fletchner this larger than life figure and now you are in his domain.

[aelliixx]

This feels like it was written by ChatGPT

[neolynxer]

Did i just watch a 12 minute ad without an actual answer?

[AndrewCFisherProductions]

He keeps saying the same thing over and over again. This video should have been no more than three minutes.

[zigzag]

Am I going crazy or is the voiceover an ai? There's some very strange internations and sounds a bit robotic.

[ELeviathan]

This video felt like a highschooler trying to meet a word count requirement on an Essay.... 😴😴

[thegoodgeneral]

Is the narrator AI? Some funny pronunciations of names.

[pestofan]

This videos writing sounds like chatgpt with how structured the explanations are. Not too sure if its a good or bad thing

[simplethingsasmr]

This video feels like it's been written by a neural network

[DVincent]

written and voiced by an AI with no edits to the shit it spat out

[AlanMelling]

Was this written by GPT? Ridiculous writing

[JacksonMurphyhaha]

Was this video written, directed, and performed by an AI?

[unclemonty]

Colour Grading is the only thing that stands out - slap a filter on it and 90% of the audience wouldn't know the difference

[KenFlanagan]

Great video but I think the issue on short films are budget and set design obviously comes into that as does location hire and lighting constraints. Natural light and windows are cheap. Once the sets are lit then costs go up exponentially not just in crew and equipment but in time on set. This difference is purely down to cost. It’s just about cost and every short film has that constraint. It’s hard to grade daylight to become too stylised without it looking forced. Nothing new here but we’ll put together. Thx

[photosimonson]

How does this have 1 million views but provide so little actual depth. You just basically say "the color grading was good lol" - BUT WHY? What makes it good? Throwing adjectives around isn't specific.

[LurkingProvidence]

Is this AI script made and read? a disclaimer would be nice, feels kinda manipulative, especially when you're selling luts. feels very greedy and low effort without a disclaimer.

[MetalArcade]

This guys narration and voice sounds like an employee training video for wal mart or something lol

[adiinaelena]

was the script for this video written with the help of AI?

[TheTillmanSneakerReview]

I'll save you the time. The reason why short films look different than featured films is that short films often use cheaper equipment, directors use everyday items for set designs, and little to no color manipulation. Basically, feature films have big budgets and can afford to hire professionals to craft every detail.