I'm Going Full Frontal For My NYU Student Short Film
Comedy
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Comedy, Short Films, 04-Aug-2026
A young man has second thoughts about the nudity in his film. “I'm Going Full Frontal For My NYU Student Short Film,” directed by and starring Elliot Connors, is a comedy about youthful vulnerability and trying to maintain an uncompromising vision, even if questionable. Ahead of the shoot, Elliot calls his dad for some words of encouragement but his old man is nothing but skeptical. His crew mates arrive and when he learns his cinematographer is only 17-years-old, Elliot gets concerned about exposing himself to a minor. The cinematographer has a plan, asking his sister to replace him, but this only makes matters worse. So, will Elliot go through with the declaration of the title to “keep the art alive”? With its punchy premise, the film delivers a funny and forthright portrayal of a committed film school student. -JM. Writer/Director: Elliot Connors. DP: Chloe Ramos. Cast: Elliot Connors, Lucas Wilson, Kiran Arain, Oliver Indictor, Tom Connors, Nurit Chinn. Editor: Ryan Dirgins. 1st AD: Kadie Jaffe. 2nd AD: Eli Pauley. Prod Design: Maddie Rubin-Charlesworth. Script Sup: Noah Goodman. Gaffer: Megan Bodmer. Prod Sound: Asha Qian. Boom: Ryan Harriman. PAs: Galt MacDermot, Vivek Suri. Color: David Hood. Art: Itai Almor. Music: Sargasso.
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