It's a sure bet that this entire film was shot in less than 30 days. Most likely even less than that. All of it looks rushed as if they didn't have time enough to develop the characters, establish thoughtful story enhancing uses for the camera, or promote any kind of artistry in this movie at all. Several scenes are blatantly obvious fist takes that the editor tried their best to cover up (it didn't work). The actor's dialog is stilted and lacks any kind of honesty and believability. The scenes are shot in a hodge podge way that feels hasty and careless. Nothing about this movie radiates any kind of finesse or workmanship. Instead one finishes this feeling that everything was slapped together, the whole goal being to simply finish it.
Review of MBF: Man's Best Friend
