Lucky Brick

One of the best films of the night. It had some really funny moments and was well scripted. Some good acting, and I loved the intro at the start. I did however feel that it reminded me of "Only Son" winner from a couple of years ago, with the invisible person helping the protagonist with relationship advice. That aside you guys did really good job, you produce a mature film that the audience enjoyed. Well done I really enjoyed it

[Schools] Nicky Brick just can’t seem to make it in life. He wants to be in a youth football team – he gets cut; he wants to get the girl – he gets shot down Nothing goes right so he makes a wish on falling star and goes to sleep. He wakes in the morning to discover his help has arrived. Pig Guts Films (ex Tannock’s Team) have grown up in this competition since their 2009 debut and their films are always anticipated. This is a more mature outing for them, and one that is extremely well acted by all the leads – despite a few occasions where the fourth wall is broken unintentionally. Technically it’s a solid effort, with a few blurry shaky bits at the start, some wind noise and a couple of black gaps where the edit didn’t quite line up. “Action” is heard on one occasion too, hich is always well received! The story is actually a good one, is enjoyable and is well written. So glad that you continue to make your stories appropriate to your cast. Your team intro was the best I saw at all of the Thursday heats – really, really well done and I was certainly envious. Can’t wait to see your effort next year!

This was a very funny film. Really enjoyed viewing it, was full of funny moments such as his pants falling down when he trys to talk to girls and then when his subconscious tells him to just stare at them. Easily one of the best of the night. Had some good acting in it and good filming locations.

[Schools] Nicky Brick just can’t seem to make it in life. He wants to be in a youth football team – he gets cut; he wants to get the girl – he gets shot down Nothing goes right so he makes a wish on falling star and goes to sleep. He wakes in the morning to discover his help has arrived. Pig Guts Films (ex Tannock’s Team) have grown up in this competition since their 2009 debut and their films are always anticipated. This is a more mature outing for them, and one that is extremely well acted by all the leads – despite a few occasions where the fourth wall is broken unintentionally. Technically it’s a solid effort, with a few blurry shaky bits at the start, some wind noise and a couple of black gaps where the edit didn’t quite line up. “Action” is heard on one occasion too, hich is always well received! The story is actually a good one, is enjoyable and is well written. So glad that you continue to make your stories appropriate to your cast. Your team intro was the best I saw at all of the Thursday heats – really, really well done and I was certainly envious. Can’t wait to see your effort next year!