Blitz Spirit is an Independent Short Film brought to you by Sean Ramsden set in the 1940s. It’s the story of a small family and how they make ends meet during the time of the war. The visual treatment of the film is fantastic, it is quite the effort to take current-day camera footage and render them in a way that blends with actual footage from the 40’s. The music was pretty great too, it flowed well through the scenes. You can watch the film below:
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