@00:36It's great how the camera zooms in. One is used to see that as a creature poin of view, about to attack, but here is used for a clever storytelling effect.
Creature Effects and Puppeteering by: Mike Nelson & Katie Maren
Produced by: The Nelsons
Synopsis: WWII, Winter, 1944. Michael, a Corporal in the 89th Division Rolling W's, gets seperated from his squad during a Nazi ambush. He soon realizes that the Nazis and the piercing cold are the least of his worries, for what lurks in the woods is even more horrific.
Winner: Best Super Short-Los Angeles Shriekfest 2004
The G.I. by ~BenT-Random
Great effects, the sound works good, the idea is very original and it is a simple but nice script. I like the acting and love the camera's work. (
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@00:36It's great how the camera zooms in. One is used to see that as a creature poin of view, about to attack, but here is used for a clever storytelling effect.
@04:06He is still holding the striker lever down when he's looking for the pin. If he could have found it he could have reset the grenade and not thrown it away. Throwing it at the monster would have made it bounce back and kill him.
wonderful film!
One is used to see that as a creature poin of view, about to attack, but here is used for a clever
storytelling effect.
It's scariest when it's left up to the audience.
Stink
I was sorta right
AHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!! RUN!!!!!!!!!
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COOL!
As an aside, as a WWII enthusiast (and M-1 owner), I also appreciate the correct (and apparently, practiced) use of period firearms. Great job!
Thanks for watching!