“HYPNOCUS-POCUSED” (5D & T2i)
Posted on 02. Mar, 2011 by planetMitch in 5D2, cinema, T2i
(73 votes, average: 8.66)
Loading ...“HYPNOCUS-POCUSED” (5D & T2i) from Victor Suarez on Vimeo.
A casual hypnosis goes bananas.
(A short)
Shot on the Canon 5D and T2i.
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11 Responses to ““HYPNOCUS-POCUSED” (5D & T2i)”
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Derek Braasch
04. Mar, 2011
Great short- terrific acting,story, and great camera work. Nick Bender was excellent and brings his role to life.
Pam Deely
04. Mar, 2011
Intriguing and scarey. Acting great! 10 out of 10 rating!!
John
08. Mar, 2011
maybe you should learn how to set your white balance…
can’t you notice it is all red???
awful skintones
L4Cinematek
09. Mar, 2011
check your monitor settings, yo
Trevor
06. Dec, 2011
Maybe a calibration of your monitor is in order
Eileen Furukawa
08. Mar, 2011
Suspenseful. What is reality? Well acted. Hico is very scary. Photography enhances story line. 10 Stars!!
Adolfo Suarez
08. Mar, 2011
Excellent short! Intense action and magic atmosphere. Great acting, script and direction.
Karen
08. Mar, 2011
Bravo! 10 stars!! This is so suspenseful that it has you nervously shouting, “Wake up!! Wake up!! Don’t let him die!!” The acting is great, and I love the ambience and close-up camera work. Watch this more than once–the director has crafted a mind game that keeps you crossing back and forth from real world to hypnotic world. There’s such a fine line between them that you’ll want to watch it again to see if you know for sure!
Maureen
11. Mar, 2011
Really intense……..the whole time I am saying wake up. Enjoyed the suspense and watched it more than once. Congratulations to the actors and the directors!
Jeannette
24. Mar, 2011
Well written, well acted. The kind of short that people want to see. It attracts a wide variety of audience members. The script was plausible and the actors seemed natural without appearing like they were in a home movie.
I would like to see more films like this.
Bill Bruedigam
01. May, 2011
Heavy! Great visuals, audio and acting… not to mention the writing/storyline.