My Short Film

[Rob Cioffi]

Excellent! I can see you worked really hard to think shots out and made some great choices making. I also like the sound effect and music. Very funny! I would say, and this is a pet peeve of mine, is the background noise is inconsistent from shot to shot, especially in the first 3rd of the film. Vegas has great tools for handling sound. What I usually do is grab a few minutes of room tone and then remove as much noise as possible from the dialogue. Then I’ll lay a second audio track down with the room tone of a stock background sound file.

Here’s an example of a short film I made that takes place in a boxing gym. There were lots of challenges – AC, different placement distances of the mic in order to hide it, etc. – that I decided to add a background loop of boxers working out that I got from a stock house.

https://youtu.be/cu4DDmlE_Iw

Keep at it. You have a lot of talent.

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[Leonardo Barone]

Thank’s Rob, your short is very funny, I knew about the background inconsistance noise, but I worked so hard for this short that I didn’t have the will to fix it, lol.
Talking about short films, in your opinion what could be the best exposure for them ?
I think social media aren’t, usually I struggle on youtube and facebook to reach many people.