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Find featured Olivia has been questioning her sexuality for a while, but after a night out she finds exactly the answer - and the person - she's been looking for.


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This google search moment is so relatable 😂



I like the context and script but it felt rushed. Slow down the scenes a little by adding medium-close ups (for longing looks), over the shoulder/medium shots(for convo). Overall good movie




OH MY GOD I never expected this video to get more than a couple hundred views, than you for all the love and support you've given this lil ol' short film!! but as you watch I would just like to point out a couple things: 1. this was filmed for a movie festival that gave us a week to film and edit the movies, but due to scheduling with my actors I had only two days and budget of ZERO dollars, so I used my friends as actors and worked with their schedules (which left about an hour and a half to film and is why some of the acting doesn't seem as genuine as it could be) 2. the time limit for said short film festival was five minutes, and with a story like this I had to cram a lot into that timeframe, which is why it may seem rushed or incomplete (I had to cut a few scenes for time) 3. the lead is one of my best friends, so the chemistry between Vivian and Olivia isn't off the charts because we're so close and it would be weird (sorry) 4. go follow everyone in the description that helped make this happen!!! they are all incredible and I couldn't have done it without them 5. a portion of the ad revenue made from this video will be donated to an LGBT center, so share it with your friends!!!! 6. thank you thank you thank you thank you for watching this!!!! it means so much that my lil gay story has over 100,000 views

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