Creation: three short films

Across The Hall: Part One.
A 2005 short film, distributed solely via the internet. Director: Alex Merkin.
The subsequent parts can be viewed here: http://www.anyfilms.net/


I Ran From A Zombie.
A short film about a bunch of dudes talking about what they would do in the event of a zombie break-out. Shot in Weymouth and Blandford on a budget of under £100 for director Matthew Hatchard's Video Prodution degree.



Duck Duck Goose.
A short film directed by Kiyong Kim about a man with an eye-patch.

'Across The Hall' is the most legitimate short film of the three. It appears to be more concerned with form and style than the other two. Although its story is not too great; I found it pretty boring actually.
'I Ran From A Zombie' was a fairly interesting short film, made for a university student's film assignment, it's a story about a bunch of dudes talking about what they would do in the event of a zombie invasion. Despite the obvious flaws in their plans, it's pretty funny.
'Duck Duck Goose' is random. I don't even know what it was made for. It's based in a small office and focuses on a guy who wears an eye patch for no apparent reason. I don't hate it, but I wouldn't watch it by choice.