Late Night Convenience | Indie Short Film |

We shot this late at night. It's an accurate representation of what we're doing between 2 and 3. It was all shot on Henry's Fuji XT-4 on a MEKE 35mm Cinema Lens. Hope you like the full version:)

[ImBareKnuckleBoxingLife]

it's like I resonate with this in a way i can't put into words. I adore this! wonderful.

[SaintVic]

There was a small period in your early adulthood where we could simply be ourselves with ourselves. Away from responsibilities or concern. Just able to enjoy such a small reward that meant all of the world to us. As we grew older we realized how naive it might have been but we yearn for just a millisecond of that serenity we'll never be able to achieve again!

[ilyasdey]

That transition at 0:22 is just ... perfect🤌

[sabenws]

rewatching this because of the winning vid, i swear this is still one of the best short films i’ve ever seen. i don’t know what it is about it but i love this video so much. return to it often

[ImBareKnuckleBoxingLife]

Why do i keep coming back here?
Oh yeah. Cause this is a part of me now.

[Chrisnfntwitch]

It took me 3 times to understand the film and holy shiiit

[CadeBray]

Solid work, indie filmmaker to indie filmmaker

[AngelPasillas-mtfl]

why did i start crying the moment the plate came into shot. Probably just the realization of what the meaning this has to me is,

[adevarias]

Subscribed! What a mood! And that transition.... guau guau.

[WilliamKroupaJr.]

New Subscriber here. Happy this film came up as a recommendation tonight. Terrific film on so many levels. Looking forward to seeing more.

[LennonZA]

Great film, but... who doesn't put the milk lid back on?

[Roadissh]

I have to support a fellow peach pit fan

[Nirvana_Prime]

I want to make something like this so bad

[Hobolegit]

Good film, some great shots and transitions, but did nobody pick up on the continuity error with the Oreo's.

[jessicawinslet]

You don't understand how lences woek, and you have idea how to light, you also dont seem to understand simple camera angle language