Create and produce a short film in a group, starting with a script and storyboard. The film had to take place in one scene, with two main characters, and be visually planned within 30 shots using specific cinematic techniques.

Not Yet, Darling is a short film that follows Elliot, a disillusioned young man who accidentally ends up in a version of the afterlife after attempting to overdose on melatonin. There, he meets a sarcastic, bathrobe-wearing God who shows him what his life could still become. Blending absurd humor with emotional undertones, the story explores themes of purpose, timing, and the quiet hope that things can still change. I worked as the Director of Photography and Editor, helping shape the film’s visual tone and pacing.