short film's for inspiration

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aesthetic wise 





MODERN ART (experimental short film)

 artistic and very clever use of visuals. Uses simple visuals to tell a story/ meaning. The simple aesthetic allows a strong message to be reflected as well. No dialogue yet effective   

THE GENESIS (abstract film) 

The use of non diegetic sound creates an illusion feel 

Shapes and colors  (experimental film) 

very aesthetic + artistic, the use of editing creates an abstract feel  

CONFUSION (experimental)


strong independent women


Asian short films 

Thai- mother & daughter (reflects culture+meaning)  

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