My Second Short Film

I just made another short film with AI, and because I wanted to continue the story of the previous film - and because I have no ideas for other stories, because my imagination is limited for the time being - I made a sequel to A Lady Mime Unmasks.  And Talks . . . And Talks . . . And Talks.

In A Lady Mime Unmasks, Part 2 - Parallel Lives, the sequel, Thelma, the lady mime in question, returns to see her career begin to go beyond street performing.  She starts doing more gigs for upper-class parties, and soon she performs her first elementary school assembly. Jim, the unseen young man whom she connected with in the first film after finishing her street act, is seen and heard this time, as he becomes her boyfriend.  But, there's one thing you may have forgotten about him if you don't recall how Thelma described him in the first film . . ..

 

This particular split screen is the thumbnail for my new movie short on YouTube.  Thelma and Jim are not talking to each other on their cell phones but are in fact talking to friends about the new boyfriend/girlfriend that she/he has,

And you can see for yourselves just how their relationship blossoms right here.

I probably won't do another self-interview to explain this film.  This film, as a continuation of my first film, should speak for itself.

And remember that Thelma and Jim aren't played by real actors.  They're both AI creations. 

My New Short Film

As promised, here is a link to my short film.  I would have preferred to embed it here, but because I set it to be accessed for audiences eighteen years of age and older, I'm not allowed to embed it anywhere.  

My short film is called A Lady Mime Unmasks.  And Talks . . . And Talks . . . And Talks.  It starts with a female mime in a park at the end of her busking act, and you see her slowly unmask, removing her hat, her gloves, and her whiteface (with the bonus titillation of her undoing her hair) . . . segueing into a one-woman show of a different sort.  Out of character, with her painted mask wiped away and her real face visible for all to see, she strikes up a conversation with someone who had been watching her mime act . . . and she does all the talking.

When you see the woman without her mime face on, you will likely find her to be very beautiful.  Don't bother asking me how I can help you contact her for another acting gig, though, because, again, she is completely AI-generated, like the short movie itself.  She doesn't exist.

Anyway, the link is right here.  

And here is the YouTube thumbnail.  No, it's just the thumbnail that is a cartoon image.

Enjoy.