See You Online is a tightly scripted vertical short, built like a microfilm. Set in a quiet café, it opens with an awkward silence—backed only by ambient sound—and gradually builds into a cinematic crescendo as two people, who’ve been texting for weeks, finally meet in person.

Every shot moves in closer, tightening the frame and the tension, until it releases with a wide shot that echoes the very beginning. The audience called it “Black Mirror but romantic,” and we’ll take it. A delicate balance of scripting, cinematic direction, and subtle score work brought this project to life.