So late last year/early this year, I had the opportunity to compete in the 10-10-10 screenwriting/filmmaking competition at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival. I had to write a ten page script, I got paired up with another local college student who had to turn that script into a short film that was 10 minutes or less and was given only ten days to film the short (hence the name “10-10-10”). The short is titled “You, Me & Me” and it’s about this guy who goes back in time to stop himself from asking a girl out (and all the insanity that comes as a result).
So why am I making this thread? Well, the short film is finally online and I’m doing two videos about it on my channel. The first one (going up tonight) is all about the experience that I had making the script vs watching the final product and next week I’m going to be reviewing it. This is the first short film I’ve reviewed that I’ve personally been involved in, so both to avoid coming off as biased and to make the video feel a little bit more open and conversational than usual, I’ll be answering any questions on the film or what went into making the story as well as talking about the differences between the script and the final cut of the film.
So if anyone’s interested, I’m looking for questions, comments, or general feedback to respond to in the review. The more oddly specific, the better. Go ahead and comment below (not on Vimeo though, that’s the director’s account).
https://vimeo.com/218865138
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