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Subscribe to DUST on YouTube: http://bit.ly/2aqc5vh A nomadic prospector discovers a massive deposit of rare substance and must fight to keep his find. "The Harvester" by Andrew Zane Allen & Gavin Bradley Connect with the Filmmakers: https://www.instagram.com/theharvesterfilm/ https://letterboxd.com/film/the-harvester-2023/ More About "The Harvester": In a desolate wasteland, a reclusive prospector uncovers a massive deposit of a rare substance. His only companion, a strange organism enslaved to filter the liquid, begins to resist the process, forcing him to reconsider his livelihood as he fights to protect his find against brutal marauders stalking him across an apocalyptic landscape. "The Harvester" Credits: Crew - PRODUCER GARRETT RECKER WRITTEN & DIRECTED BY ANDREW ALLEN GAVIN BRADLEY STORY BY ANDREW ALLEN GAVIN BRADLEY REED STEPHENSON ASSOCIATE PRODUCERS DAMIAN BYINGTON MIKYLA BORDNER CONSULTING PRODUCER STEPHANIE SALVEY 1ST AD MIKYLA BORDNER GARRETT RECKER DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY ANDREW ALLEN EDITORS GAVIN BRADLEY ERIK M.G FOX SCORE TOMMY JANSEN PRODUCTION DESIGNER REED STEPHENSON COSTUME DESIGN MEGAN CLARISSE LADD REED STEPHENSON CAMERA OPERATORS DAMIAN BYINGTON ERIK M.G. FOX 1ST ASSISTANT CAMERA WALTER KING PHILLIP ARROYO LONG 2ND ASSISTANT CAMERA KAI PACIFICO ENG ALEX HARTWIG SOUND RECORDISTS BENJAMIN HILTON KAI PACIFICO GRIPS BENJAMIN HILTON KAI PACIFICO COSTUME FABRICATION MEGAN CLARISSE LADD PROSTHETIC MAKEUP DESIGN CHRISTINA KORTUM SPECIAL MAKEUP FX APPLICATION MOLLY VENDFETTUOLI CARLO MERY SFX ANTHONY GAVIS KYLE KOZREV ANIMATRONIC FABRICATION RAIDEN GORBY STUNTS AND PRACTICAL FX DUANE HICKMAN HENRY SHELTON CLAUDIA MONTANO-LOBE KAI SHELTON SET MEDIC MATT LEDOUX CATERING INGRID ROHRER COLORIST ZACH HUCKABY VFX RAY HILL RE-RECORDING MIXER & SUPERVISING SOUND EDITOR RICHARD WALTERS SOUND EDITOR + FOLEY ARTIST JOHN DOMBROSKI CREATURE FOLEY LIZ ALLBEE EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS EMMA AULTMAN RICHARD AND LONA AZAR GREG BECKER DALENA AND JASON BRADLEY KIRSTEN BRADY CHRISTOPHER AND HOLLY CONNETTA MICHELLE AND KEITH DENNY JEFF EDWARDS LAINIE AND STEVE ETTINGER GARY GARYFALLOU JASON GUPPY TINA JACOBSEN MICHAEL KESLIN ASHLEY AND PATRICK LANGAN ADELLA MACDONALD JOEL MELTZER CHRIS MEYERS DARREN PADGET TIM AND KATE RAPHAEL LAURA SMOYER DAVID STEPHENSON KRISTI R. SUZANNE CARLO TIANA JEN AND DAVE WORTH TERRI TREAT ANDY ZEE Cast - Joel Austin Mikyla Bordner Escalante Lundy Kaleigh Macchio Ryosuke Sekoguchi Connect with DUST: Website 🌐: http://www.watchdust.com Follow Us on Facebook 👍: https://www.facebook.com/watchdust/ Follow Us on Instagram 📷: https://www.instagram.com/watchdust/ Follow us on TikTok 📱: https://www.tiktok.com/@watch_dust Shop our Store 👕: https://store.gunpowdersky.com/ #DUST #scifi #shortfilm Submit Your Short Film: https://filmfreeway.com/alterdustsubmissions NOTE: Only completed horror shorts will be considered. Unsolicited scripts or pitches will be immediately deleted without review. About DUST: DUST is a thriving community of storytellers, working together to present thought-provoking science fiction stories. Beyond our longstanding presence on YouTube, DUST also operates ALIEN NATION, a free streaming tv channel available on Google TV, Pluto TV, DIRECTV, Sling, TiVo, Freevee, Fubo, Roku, CW, LG, Plex, Samsung TV+, Tablo, TCL+, Tubi, Vizio, & Fumo. Learn how to Watch ALIEN NATION on TV: https://linktr.ee/futureawaits Listen to the DUST podcast: Apple: http://bit.ly/DUST-Audio Spotify: http://bit.ly/DUST-Spotify Stitcher: http://bit.ly/DUST-Stitcher Castbox: http://bit.ly/DUST-Castbox iHeart: http://bit.ly/DUST-iHeart About Gunpowder + Sky: Creating content that resonates and impacts pop culture conversation, by empowering creators to take risks and experiment relentlessly in the pursuit of novel stories and formats.

Subscribe to ALTER on YouTube: https://goo.gl/LnXRC3 🔥 This horror is scripted. Your goosebumps are not. When a single father hears his daughter come home late, he begins to question if the voice he’s hearing is really hers... or something else. "Who's There?" by Ryan Doris #ALTER #horror #shortfilm Connect with the Filmmakers: https://www.instagram.com/whostherefilm/ https://whostherefilm.com/ More About "Who's There": How well do you know your friends and family? "Who’s There?" is an unsettling horror short that preys on fears of being trapped and deceived. It’s a perfectly paced thriller that leaves you begging to know what happens next. The last thing you'll hear is a familiar voice. "Who's There?" Credits: Directed by Ryan Doris Written by Todd Spence & Zak White Produced by Alecia Orsini Cinematography by Nick Kolinsky Edited by Ryan Doris Voice Casting by Rebecca Flinn-White Production Design by Miatta Shafore Assistant Director - Colin Wentworth Script Supervisor - Faith Duggan HMU/Wardrobe by Emily Palmieri Production Assistant - Nikki Walsh Production Sound Mixer - Yvonne Corbett 1st Assistant Camera - Kellen Ryan 2nd Assistant Camera - Stephanie Houten Jib Operator - Wally Argo Gaffer - Anthony Farenwald Key Grip - Wesley Cannon Lead Electric - Charlie Losiewicz VFX Supervisor - Tim Maupin Colorist - Torb Zwirner Additional VFX by Nick Gartner Score/Sound Design by Matt Russell Re-Recording Mixer - Gregg Swiatlowski Creature Concept / Artwork by Sam Tung Additional Dialogue Recorded at StudioLAB Studio Mix by Trifon Athnos Creature Sculpt / Puppet Build by The Armitage Brothers Stop Motion Animation by Ryan Doris Stop Motion Lighting Effects by Nick Kolinsky Motion Control Advisor - Dustin Weiskopf Stop Motion Producer - Jessica Basore About ALTER: ALTER is an ever-expanding platform for the most daring storytellers in the world of horror. We are a home, community and launching pad for our filmmakers. Slip into the dark, disturbing corners of cutting-edge horror. Beyond our longstanding presence on YouTube, ALTER also operates a free streaming tv channel available on DIRECTV, Sling, CW, LG, Plex, Samsung TV+, Tubi, & TLC+. Learn how to watch ALTER on TV: https://linktr.ee/watchalter Submit your short films here: https://filmfreeway.com/alterdustsubmissions NOTE: Only completed horror shorts will be considered. Unsolicited scripts or pitches will be immediately deleted without review. Watch more: https://goo.gl/yvB7EM Website: watchalter.com Follow us on Facebook: https://goo.gl/X4LhGr Follow us on Instagram: https://goo.gl/G6W7zn Sign-up for the ALTER and DUST Newsletter: http://eepurl.com/dChYXb About Gunpowder + Sky: Creating content that resonates and impacts pop culture conversation, by empowering creators to take risks and experiment relentlessly in the pursuit of novel stories and formats.

A man goes to a bathroom. Ruthlessly ambitious business executive Pete is on his way to an important meeting when he realizes he's running late. As he pops into the restroom, he's rude on the phone to his co-worker and he's short-tempered with the janitor, revealing cut-throat selfishness and entitlement. When he's in the stall, he sees a strange message written on the toilet paper and then someone peeking into his stall. Investigating the sounds of a scuffle outside, he realizes he's been locked into the bathroom -- and realizes the person peeking into his stall was himself. And he can't escape... until he's unlocked to the temporal paradox he's found himself in. But doing that means confronting his worst enemy: himself. Written and directed by Matt Black, this sci-fi short is essentially a puzzle operating on two levels: there's the straightening of twisted timelines as a man tries to escape the time loop he's found himself, which brings kinetic energy and suspense to the storytelling. But there's also an existential puzzle, as Pete must work with his past and future selves to figure it all out. But when you're an arrogant, selfish jerk, that process is a lot harder. Shot with a lurid moodiness like a corporate thriller and scored with an anxious, dissonant electronic score, the film still finds a lot of fun and even insight in the set-up. Placing a time loop in a public restroom builds some quirkiness into the narrative from the beginning and contours the concept perfectly for the short format. And there's also some biting humor as Pete comes up against his own self, which he does again and again as he tries to figure out the paradox he's in but is hindered by his blowhard attitude. Time traveling is a complicated idea and the fast pace and sharp dialogue lay it out quickly, but the mechanics don't have to be completely grasped to enjoy the film. Instead, the story smartly yokes the solving of the time travel puzzle to Pete's confrontation with himself. Actor Jacob Daniels' nimble performance as Pete proves to be the film's anchor through all the temporal madness, as his character slowly realizes that working with himself is the true nightmare. He sees the cost of his cut-throat, toxic attitude and treatment of others because the time loops force him to be the victim of it. If Pete wants any chance to escape the temporal trap he's in, he's got to change his attitude fast -- or else risk being killed by his own desperate, cornered self. By the end of STALLED, he's a changed man, and that growth is hard-won. It's an eye-opening moment for Pete when the worst version of himself points a gun at himself and has no reservations about pulling the trigger. It's a riveting situation in a short full of such moments, but it also provokes some reflection on how we'd get along with ourselves at our worst, making for an unexpectedly thoughtful ending to a compelling wild ride of a film. STALLED. Courtesy of Matt Black at https://weekend.video.

A woman is dumped. FILL YOUR HEART WITH FRENCH FRIES. Courtesy of Tamar Glezerman at https://tamarglezerman.com.

A man may not be the father. Once upon a time, Chris and Jennifer dated. But then Jennifer got pregnant, and now she and Jack co-parent a little girl together. But one day, Chris asks Jennifer to marry him, so they can make it official. But Jennifer drops a bombshell: Chris may not be the father of the daughter. And with no better options, she may move out of state with her daughter. Desperate to keep them nearby, Chris convinces Jennifer to find the real father and get a child support settlement that will allow them to stay. But getting the DNA of other men proves trickier than expected, propelling them on an odyssey that's equal parts comical and touching -- and just a tad gross! -- to find out just who the father is. Emmy- and Golden Globe-winning BAND OF BROTHERS writer and producer Erik Bork makes his directing debut in this charming, heartfelt relationship dramedy that goes surprisingly deep -- and makes a few unexpected detours -- to look at just what bonds and connects families and loved ones together. As expected, the writing is superlative, with an ear for wry, befuddled dialogue and a sensitivity to the real emotional dilemmas that the characters are grappling with. Balancing the emotional drama with the moments of comedy is a high-wire act, but the short does it well, whether it's in the tenor of the measured storytelling or the muted, warm visuals, which have an earthy, 70s feel that suits an almost shambolic narrative. Even the toilet humor of the film is on the muted side, and though it's played for laughs, it also is an important part of the plot. The excellent performances of the two leads, played by actors Jack De Sena and Rome Shahanloo, also suit the understated approach, offering up flickers of genuine vulnerability, doubt and uncertainty that tempers the scatalogically-inclined turn the plot takes. Even when genuinely hilarious moments bubble up -- many of them courtesy of actor Anil Margsahayam as a lab technician -- we always are in touch with what's at stake for Chris and Jennifer, and especially Chris's drive to keep his family together. I GOT THIS is on the longer side of a short film. But in taking its time, it allows viewers the space to invest in the story and develop a wry affection for the foibles and quirks of its characters. It also allows time for the film's emotional arc to unfold organically. In the shared quest to find the daughter's father, Chris and Jennifer realize that it takes more than DNA to make a parent and a partner. It takes a willingness to stand by one another during the challenges of life -- and allow the process of that shared experience to change each other as individuals and as partners. The film ends with a discovery, a surprise and a bit of a cliffhanger -- but it also ends with a heartwarming conviction that no matter what happens, this will be a family full of respect, love and partnership. I GOT THIS. Courtesy of Erik Bork at https://igotthisfilm.com.

Emily is a quiet girl who comes from an unusual family. On the night of her 18th birthday, they gather together to reveal an important secret to her. It’s a secret that will shape the rest of her life… “Special Day” directed by Teal Greyhavens Watch Teal Greyhavens & Nikolai von Keller's other short film on ALTER, "Last Words": https://youtu.be/UIkEhqhNV8E Subscribe to ALTER on YouTube: https://goo.gl/LnXRC3 #ALTER #horror #shortfilm About ALTER: The most provocative minds in horror bring you three new short films every week exploring the human condition through warped and uncanny perspectives. Be ready to leave the world you know behind and subscribe. Once you watch, you are forever ALTERed. Connect with the filmmaker: Follow Ink Run Films on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/InkRunFilms/ Follow Ink Run Films on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/inkrunfilms/ Follow Ink Run Filmson Twitter: https://twitter.com/InkRunFilms Watch more: https://goo.gl/yvB7EM Website: watchalter.com Follow us on Facebook: https://goo.gl/X4LhGr Follow us on Instagram: https://goo.gl/G6W7zn Sign-up for ALTER newsletter: http://eepurl.com/dChYXb About Gunpowder + Sky: Creating content that resonates and impacts pop culture conversation, by empowering creators to take risks and experiment relentlessly in the pursuit of novel stories and formats. Horror Short Film “Special Day” | ALTER https://www.youtube.com/WatchAlter

During dinner, "the system" feeds the few who consume all the resources while the rest survive on scraps. Inevitably, the struggle for what remains leads to catastrophic change. The offspring of this transition turns out not to be a sign of hope, but the spitting image of the parents. Subscribe for more content: https://goo.gl/VzLKfO Original title - Dinner for few Director and writer - Nassos Vakalis Producer - Nassos Vakalis, Katerinai Stergiopoulou Music - Kostas Christides Year - 2014 Orchestration by Kostas Christides, Mark Buys, Jared Banta Orchestra Conducted by Vladimir Martinka Music Performed by Bratislava Studio Orchestra This short film won multiple awards, including: - 9th Cyprus Iff – Cyprus – Best Short Film Director - 37th Drama – Greece – Best Music - 37th Drama – Greece – Special Jury Award - 8th Expotoons – Argentina – Best Short Film - 4th Ecofilm – Mexico – Best International Short Film - 47th Sitges – Spain – Animation Special Mention - 6th Reanimania – Armenia – Best Short Film - 4th Bethere! Animation Festival – Greece – Jury Award - 24th Curtacinema - Rio De Janeiro Isff – Brazil – Audience Award - 10th Animarte – Brazil – 1st Place Environmental Film Audience Award - 10th Animarte – Brazil – 2nd Place Environmental Film Jury Award - 10th Animarte – Brazil – 1st Place Best Environmental Film North America Award - 10th Animarte Curitiba Grand Prix 2014 – Brazil – Honorable Mention Award - 10th Animarte São Luís Grand Prix 2014 – Brazil – 1st Place Environmental Film Award - 10th Animarte São Paulo Grand Prix 2015 – Brazil – 1st Place Environmental Film Award - 10th Animarte Lençóis Maranhenses Grand Prix 2015 – Brazil – 1st Place Enviromental Film Award - 7th Animasyros Iaf & Forum – Greece – Special Mention - 6th Enmut – Spain – Best Animation Short Film - 3rd Tally Shorts – Usa – Runner Up - 18th Zoom - Zblizenia Iff – Poland – Best Animated Film By Yougn Jury - 28th Medina Del Campo Film Festival – Spain – Best International Short Film - 10th Athens Animfest – Greece – Grand Prix “Athena” - 4th Tracce Cinematografiche Film Festival – Italy – Special Mention - 37th Uncipar Film Festival – Argentina – Best International Short Film - 2015 Short Of The Year – Spain – Best Animation Short Film - 4th Cinema Prepetuum Mobile – Belarus – Special Mention Perpetuum Adversi - 6th Piélagos En Corto Iff – Spain – Best Screenplay Award - 21st Bilbao Fantacy Film Festival – Spain – Audience Award - 12th Caostica – Spain – Animation Special Mention - 2nd Navi Mumbai – India – Runner Up - 2nd Summa3d – Spain – Canal+ Best Animation Award - 21st Festival International Du Film Nancy-Lorraine – France – Best Original Music - 31st Alexandria Film Festival For Mediterranean Countries – Egypt – Special Mention - 8th Sydney Underground Film Festival – Australia – Special Mention - 10th Shorts Mexico – Mexico – Best International Short Animation - 26th Fano Film Festival – Italy – Special Mention - 7th I(N)Differenti – Italy – Best Short Film - 1st Global International Silent Film Festival – Usa – Special Audience Award - 27th Festival De Cinema De Girona – Spain – Best Short Animated Film “Millor Creació” - 1st Festival Internacional Del Cortometrajes Cine Petiso – Argentina – Special Mention - 10th Festival Internacional Del Cortometraje "Fic" – Argentina – Special Mention - 22nd Publicystyka – Poland – Distinction - 9th Klik Animation Film Festival – Netherlands – Best Political Animated Short - 7th Festival De Cinema Fantástico Da Coruña – Spain – Best International Short Film - 7th Festival De Cinema Fantástico Da Coruña – Spain – International Grand Audience Award - 2nd Upstate Ney York Horror Festival– Usa – Best Short Animation - 2nd Upstate New York Horror Festival – Usa – Best Music Score - 5th Festival De Cine Fantástico De Torremolinos – Spain – Best Short Film - 23rd International Environmental Film Festival Ficma – Spain – Best Short Film - 31st Interfilm Berlin – Germany – Special Mention Confrontations Category - 17th Certament Cortos Soria – Spain – 2nd Place Award In The Dieta Mediterránea Category - 25th Fancine – Spain – Best Short Animation - 8th Cineuphoria Awards 2016 – Portugal – Best International Animation Award - 8th Cineuphoria Awards 2016 – Portugal – Honorary Mention For Freedom Of Expression - 9th Ecozine Film Festival – Spain – Best Short Animation - 5th Carmarthen Bay Film Festival – Uk – Best Short Animation - 48th Fotogramma D’oro Film Festival – Italy – Special Mention - 7th Greek Australian Film Festival – Australia – Best International Film - 1st I.P.A.S. Political Activism Film Festival – Greece – Audience Award - 1st Chania Cartoon & Animation Festival – Greece – Jury Award - 1st Palm Springs Animation Festival – Usa – Best 2d Odd And Twisted Animated Short © Licensed by Magnetfilm

Please turn on captions, as they are essential for the sign-language used throughout this film. A deaf 6-year-old girl named Libby lives in a world of silence until a caring social worker gives her the gift of communication. Ddeaflinks Staffordshire have been providing a vital service for the deaf and hard of hearing community in Staffordshire since 1868. Thank you for donating: https://www.justgiving.com/campaign/asilentshout "Gorgeously shot and perfectly performed, the movie delivers an emotional wallop that many features six times its length never achieve” – The New York Times "Effortlessly heart-tugging" - Los Angeles Times "A rich script from first-time screenwriter Rachel Shenton” – IndieWire "It’s beautiful and it’s a real little movie. I loved it” – The Hollywood Reporter Written by: Rachel Shenton Directed by: Chris Overton Produced by: Rachel Shenton, Chris Overton, Rebecca Harris, Julie Foy Associate Producer: Ali Farahani Production Company: Slick Films Starring: Maisie Sly, Rachel Shenton, Rachel Fielding, Philip York Cinematography: Ali Farahani Music by: Amir Konjani Edited by: Emily Walder Sound Design: Greg Claridge Executive Producers: Danny Ormerod, Vanessa Johnstone, Terry Murphy, Mo Chaudry, Ian Lowe Distributed exclusively by Network Ireland Television (NITV) worldwide. Visit our website www.networkirelandtelevision.com. Follow us on Instagram for NITV updates: https://www.instagram.com/networkirelandtelevision/ Many thanks to Elena Dafouli for providing Greek translation for the subtitles.

Inmate Willie Bingham is the first man selected to undergo a gruesome new punishment introduced under the State’s revised stance on capital crime. “THE DISAPPEARANCE OF WILLIE BINGHAM” by Matt Richards Subscribe to ALTER on YouTube: https://goo.gl/LnXRC3 #ALTER #horror #shortfilm About ALTER: The most provocative minds in horror bring you three new short films every week exploring the human condition through warped and uncanny perspectives. Be ready to leave the world you know behind and subscribe. Once you watch, you are forever ALTERed. More the filmmaker: fouranchorisland.com/bingham/ imdb.com/title/tt4321306/ Watch more: https://goo.gl/yvB7EM Website: watchalter.com Follow us on Facebook: https://goo.gl/X4LhGr Follow us on Instagram: https://goo.gl/G6W7zn Sign-up for ALTER newsletter: http://eepurl.com/dChYXb About Gunpowder + Sky: Creating content that resonates and impacts pop culture conversation, by empowering creators to take risks and experiment relentlessly in the pursuit of novel stories and formats. Horror Short Film “The Disappearance of Willie Bingham” | ALTER https://www.youtube.com/WatchAlter

Hair Love, an Oscar®-winning animated short film from Matthew A. Cherry, tells the heartfelt story of an African American father learning to do his daughter’s hair for the first time. You can watch #YoungLove, the animated series based on Oscar®-winning short film Hair Love from creator Matthew A. Cherry, Fall 2023. #StreamOnMax September 21. Directors: Matthew A. Cherry (Executive Producer, “BlacKkKlansman”) Everett Downing Jr. (Animator, "Up") Bruce W. Smith (Creator, “The Proud Family,” Animator, “The Princess and the Frog”) Producers: Karen Rupert Toliver Stacey Newton Monica A. Young Matthew A. Cherry David Steward II Carl Reed Executive Producers: Peter Ramsey (“Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse”) Frank Abney (Animator, “Toy Story 4”) Features: Issa Rae (“Insecure”) as Zuri's mother Co-Executive Producers: Jordan Peele Andrew Hawkins Harrison Barnes Yara and Keri Shahidi Associate Producers: N’Dambi Gillespie Gabrielle Union-Wade Dwayne Wade Jr. Gabourey Sidibe Stephanie Fredric Claude Kelly Music Composers: Paul Mounsey Daniel D. Crawford Additional Composer: Taylor Graves Production Partners: Lion Forge Animation Chasing Miles Matthew A. Cherry Entertainment The project is a collaboration with Sony Pictures Animation that was launched as a Kickstarter campaign in 2017 with a fundraising goal of $75,000. Strong support led to the campaign amassing nearly $300,000, making it the most highly-funded short film campaign in Kickstarter history. Facebook - facebook.com/sonypicturesanimation Twitter - twitter.com/sonyanimation Instagram - instagram.com/sonyanimation The picture book “Hair Love” was released by Kokila Books/Penguin Random House on May 14, 2019, and became a New York Times Bestseller.