masters psychology

The audio and the video in this podcast are not synched up towards the end. I tried to fix it in Final Cut as I often do with these videos since the audio loses sync towards the end for whatever reason. After some debate about whether to post this or not, I decided to. Overall this channel isn't designed to get massive views or even a massive subscriber count. Right now, all it is, is a forum to showcase whatever I'm currently working on, very early in my filmmaking process, so that everyone can see the gradual - time consuming, process of progress :) So without further ado, this is my quick review of a cult horror classic.It's an independent movie and it's a guilty pleasure of mine to watch indie horror because I feel that independent horror movies are 1. Much more believable due to their tight scripts and tight budgets 2. Because studios tend to make good horror movies UN-scary by trying to appeal to mass audiences and 3. Indie films are typically passion projects for filmmakers and if there is one genre where passion is necessary to make a standout, highly original piece of art, it is the horror genre. Enjoy!

Director's commentary of The Silent Treatment.

Director's commentary of The Silent Treatment.