Maestro (2017) User Reviews

Fun and impressive!

[amyschuman · 10/10 · 11 August 2017]

I saw this film at the best of 48 hour event. There were a lot of great films shown and this one stood out as the most creative. It was well written and the actors did a tremendous job. I can't believe it was made in only 48 hours! I was also told that the director was only 19, so even more impressive. It's worth watching.

Review of the film Maestro - 48 Hour Film Festival

[dldh-96608 · 10/10 · 17 August 2017]

I attended the 48Hr film festival showing of the top 5 films of 2017. They were all great, but I felt that the film "Maestro" was most creative. The concept was original and very well written. The writers are to be commended for producing such an innovative film. The young man directing the film did an outstanding job of pulling it all together.Very professional. The actors did a wonderful job of making the story come alive, especially "Grandma." I was so impressed by the fact that this film was written and produced in just 48 hours. The genre "Musical" seemed to me to be a very difficult task, but the writers, director and actors pulled it off beautifully. Outstanding short film.

Maestro (2017)

[adept-35862 · 10/10 · 14 August 2017]

I attended a Short Film Festival event and watched this film along with several other Top films. The cast and crew did a remarkable job putting this together in a 48 hour span without knowing the genre they would encounter. On top of that, they pulled a musical which, in itself, is very difficult to produce especially within a 48 hour period. It is very creative in how they put together the flow of the film and added some well timed humor. The cast was dynamic and I thoroughly enjoyed it. It was well received by the audience. The director, at 19, did a fabulous job putting this all together. This is a must see film.

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[ltbrady · 10/10 · 20 August 2017]

The production staff of "Maestro" did a great job, creating a clever and entertaining film. To write and produce a film in 48 hours after learning the genre and doing it as a musical is quite a feat.The cast and crew did an outstanding job of bringing "Maestro" to life on the screen. That the director was only 19 years old is even more remarkable. An impressive effort.