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Another short that feels like a scene cut from a longer film or a TV episode, A Woman Scorned takes place during a police interrogation. Like many others from this director, this short was produced for an acting school as part of a talent launch bootcamp. Naturally, the focus is on the performances - and they're strong across the board. The story is compelling, too. A murder interrogation where it's impossible to tell who's lying more - the suspect or the cops, who are legally allowed to deceive to push for a confession. I'd love to see what happens next.

Sip Happens is a comedy micro-short set in a hospital environment. From what I understand, it was produced for an acting school as part of a talent launch bootcamp. The style here feels a bit different from other shorts I've seen from this director. There's even a moment that seems like a brief, intentional stare into the camera - or at least that's how I interpreted it. The acting is decent, but the dialogue feels nonsensical, almost as if the actors were making it up as they went along.

This micro-short follows a boy who's gotten into trouble and now has to face the school principal. From what I understand, it was produced for an acting school as part of a talent launch bootcamp. I've got to say, the actors here do an amazing job - their performances are genuinely strong. Overall, it feels like a scene lifted straight from a movie or a television episode. If someone told me it was, I'd believe it in an instant. But it's just a short, and we'll probably never get to see more - which is a real shame.