Great smooth camera movement throughout! Good sound design, and nice choice of score to pair with the Hitchcock-like visuals as the main character looks up at her environment. Nice job on a very good student film!

OMG, I loved it. Your cinematography skills are "off the chain," and surprises were around every turn. You built a ton of intrigue. Honestly, I can't believe you're in high school—one of the best student films I've seen. The only issue is that the ending wasn't clear for me. I don't know if she escaped, joined room service, or something else.

I enjoyed this story. This was well shot and thought thru. Audio was clear.

The film has story potential. The premise is solid and has a good energy. Some of the story line could have used a bit more development to help raise the stakes. Acting was good. Music overpowered the action at times, but it was appropriate. Edits were a bit choppy and uneven. Camera work was inconsistent, but was well intentioned. Location worked well. Wide shot of the 3 levels during room service was impressive.

Loved It! Love to provide constructive feedback but I think you guys nailed it.

The film Room Service starts out a bit confusing. The narration of the film doesn't give any real info to what is going on. I was thinking this was maybe a promo for the hotel and needing to stay in on hot days. As the story plays on, it starts to become apparent what the same story line is. The acting is a bit on the rough end. The main actress has a smile or giggle on her face for the majority of the film. not exactly showing me something serious is going on. Cinematography is the true star