Birds at Night

So when you write a movie, there needs to be a plot, action to drive the story forward, and character development. If watching a random youtube video is more entertaining than this movie, you have a problem. This movie looks fine. The problem is there is no story here. There is nothing to watch.

What are the character's name? What do they want and what is holding them back from getting it? This is like a ten minute story and you tried to extend it for 70 minutes in hopes of making a full length movie.

Lighting is fine. Sound is atrocious. Sounds like you used a shotgun mic for everything.

Sound is even more important than the way your film looks.

From the opening scene the urgency and need to escape this visual abuse was overwhelming. This is a terribly bad attempt at a move indy...yes...B movie.... No....more like D- Movie. Acting was super bad, lines like "Yo, Yo, Yo" confirmed no script, plan or clue really. So dont get scammed by false reviews, watch a trailer that will definitely save you totally wasting 70 precious minutes on this mess.

From the opening scene the urgency and need to escape this visual abuse was overwhelming. This is a terribly bad attempt at a move indy...yes...B movie.... No....more like D- Movie. Acting was super bad, lines like "Yo, Yo, Yo" confirmed no script, plan or clue really. So dont get scammed by false reviews, watch a trailer that will definitely save you totally wasting 70 precious minutes on this mess.

If you see a bird at night is it a bat? Loved the film. It's always cool to see indie movies shot in Atlanta. I hope more people will see this movie. I think they did a really good job and I would like to see more from these artists. Most movies are shot in Atlanta now but not by Atlanta filmmakers. I wish they were doing more to showcase talent from the area. My favorite part of the movie was the music. It felt like a 90s rave type vibe. The movie actually felt like it could have been from the 90s if it didn't have so many scenes with cell phones. Overall I really enjoyed the film and would recommend it.