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Bobby sehorn Visionary Filmmaker?
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Ellipsis in Writing not made for the action oriented generation x, but for the younger generation z that wants to have a voice in the intellectual new millennium.

SEATTLE - Washingtoner -- Ellipsis in Writing a film of experimental art.

Ellipsis in writing was not a great film but a short film that many people can relate to. The director bobby sehorn's visionary style of letting the camera roll through imperfections in the films content gave it a very genuine feel that most filmmakers would have extracted during post production editing.

The whole idea of the film was to make the audience see his point of view of what was going on, however the over the top music that seemed oddly strange at times, was exactly what the film needed to be different and have an imprint that went with the director's strange and interesting character.

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All in all Ellipsis in writing was a very interesting story that had a very unique message from a very strange but funny director that targeted a whole different generation of film lovers and the message was well received. Even if people didn't like the short film it was highly educational and the Ellipsis in editing was key to the anticipation of what was coming next. A good introduction for a new filmmaker. https://filmfreeway.com/ellipsisinwritingdocumentary

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