Indeed.

The trailer was hard to watch as it was nearly impossible to see what was going on, sort of like haveing a TV one with the brightness level close to off.

Also, this “Project Moonshine”; are they a real company or is the is the colaberation of these seven kids? And if not, interesting way of filming a movie and not having to pay anyone to do so, as I doubt highly that these kids are getting paid scale wages that other camera people in the industry make.

And due to the poor lighting of the trailer (I can’t believe that the whole movie looks like this being that it was the “Official Selection” of several film festivals) it shows the lack of knowledge involved in shooting something like this.

Too bad…