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After an unexpected encounter with a mysterious girl, Caue begins to experience dreams and visions of her constantly asking for help. But what is she hiding? Why is he seeing all this? And what truly connects them? Between mystery and love, Caue will discover that some bonds are too powerful to be explained. Discover 365 Reasons, a story where destiny and love intertwine in a way that even time cannot erase.*This entry is participating in the ReelShort Reel Vertical Impact contest

She loves him dearly, yet he betrays her by plundering her home and bringing his lover. When he learns she is dying, he begs for another chance, but it's too late.

When life gives most people lemons, Jake somehow ends up with a live grenade. A painfully relatable comedy about one guys daily descent into chaos. *This entry is participating in the ReelShort Reel Vertical Impact contest

When a pianist struggling with the silence left by an accident crosses paths with a Deaf music store owner, the two form a tender bond that teaches them both to embrace music, love, and their scars. Starring Tanya Raisa & Amanda McDonough Directed by Braden McClain Produced by Siri Osborne Written by Eric Militello Cinematographer Nathan Tung Edited by Bridger Moore Sound Design by Andrew McUne Original Music by Andres Fierro Thank you to everyone who helped make our project happen! We hope you enjoy!*This entry is participating in the ReelShort Reel Vertical Impact contest

Who doesn’t love a little nostalgia? Watch as our vertical stars relive their favorite ReelTalk moments with ReelTalk OG Rachel Bencosme. Luke Charles Stafford, Richard Sharrah, Autumn Noel, and Haley Lohrli get heartfelt, hilarious, and everything in between.

She's a modern archaeologist who casually saves a man in the wilderness, only to discover he's the valiant general of the Great Yan Dynasty. As they get acquainted, they unexpectedly travel back to the Great Yan era. After a series of adventures, they develop feelings for each other and unite to confront a prince vying for the throne...

ReelTalk is hitting the streets with hot seat questions! Host Sarah Moliski and vertical star Jeff Lawless take over the Santa Monica Pier, racing to interview as many people as possible while convincing them to download the ReelShort app. From asking if you would date your professor to whether it’s a red flag to discover your boyfriend’s a werewolf, nothing is off limits. Tune in for an episode packed with laughs, competition, and fun in the sun!

Three women who have been friends since childhood are enjoying their monthly dinner party when one announces to the other two, "Together we make up the perfect woman -- you're the brains, you're the personality, and I'M the beauty!" The others are devastated. How could she say such a thing? Think "Sex and the City" vibes with more self-discovery and less shoe-shopping. Starring Ellie Gerber ("Not Another Not Another Movie"), Lily Rains, and Najarra Townsend ("Contracted"), produced by Dawn Jacobs, music by Rob Casal, and written and directed by Emmett Loverde.*This entry is participating in the ReelShort Reel Vertical Impact contest

Transparent Moment is a short film that follows a young couple who attempt to play matchmaker with their friends by throwing a party. Although the party goes smoothly, not all matches are made in heaven.*This entry is participating in the ReelShort Reel Vertical Impact contest

A message from your dead ex. A fiancée with too many secrets. And a best friend who knows the truth. Every text message brings Daniel closer to the story they tried to erase. When Daniel starts receiving messages from his ex-girlfriend, Emily - months after her supposed death -his world begins to unravel. Each text exposes another layer of deception drawing him into a web of lies involving his fiancée Lisa and his best friend Jason. Told entirely through Daniels phone screen 'She is still typing...' is a gripping digital thriller about love betrayal and the messages we were never meant to read. Daniel thought he knew the people closest to him. He thought he understood love, loyalty, and the boundaries of friendship, until messages from Emily, his ex-girlfriend, begin appearing on his phone months after her supposed death. Each notification draws him deeper into a world he cannot trust, where every photo, every voicemail, and every text may hold a secret, a warning, or a lie. As Daniel navigates these digital breadcrumbs, he begins to question everything he thought he knew about those around him. His fiancee, Lisa, seems perfect on the surface, but the texts suggest a hidden agenda. His best friend, Jason, appears to be a confidant, yet he may be hiding truths that could shatter everything. Daniel finds himself caught between love, obsession, and betrayal, unable to know whom to trust, and terrified that every interaction could have deadly consequences. Told entirely through Daniels phone screen, She Is Still Typing offers a fresh and immersive storytelling experience. Viewers live the story as Daniel does, scrolling through messages, examining photos, replaying videos, and piecing together the secrets hidden in plain sight. With every message, the tension builds. Every image raises new questions. Every call could change what he believes is real. How much can he trust the woman he loves. How far would his best friend go to protect or deceive him? And what truth is Emily trying to reveal before it is too late? 'She Is Still Typing' is a gripping psychological thriller about love, betrayal, obsession, and the messages we were never meant to see, an intimate, suspenseful, and emotionally charged journey told through the most personal lens of all, the phone in your hand... Are you ready for an immersive experience...? Because she is... Typing... *This entry is participating in the ReelShort Reel Vertical Impact contest

"The Vanishing Light" tells the story of a pair of intellectuals in the early Republic of China who break free from feudal constraints and fall into a free love relationship. However, their ideal happiness gradually falls into the confusion of reality after marriage, and their love eventually fades amidst tedium, anxiety, and poverty. This series divides the into four parts: spring, summer, autumn, and winter. The film is dialogue-free, using visual language to tell the story and leave room for imagination.*This entry is participating in the ReelShort Reel Vertical Impact contest