Excellent. Just excellent. The last scene is so unexpected, it made me laugh out aloud! I wish I could get ideas like this!

I'm not the head of, director of, or a lecturer in anything. I watch these because I'm interested, so what do I know? But I am probably one of the great unwashed who would eventually pay to see this person's work.
And I loved it.
I think the silent, drawn out prelude is the entire point! Like a lot of clever humour, the elongated, quiet and deliberately understated set-up just makes the pay-off better. It's the visual equivalent of a pause before the punchline.

And I adore the shot of the sheep (or is it a goat - screen's a bit small) looking on in befuddlement.

So - Loved it. Congratulations.

I agree with Matthew Hobb's comment. This is a nice looking film well executed but leaves a bit of a flat feeling at the end. It's a good gag but I feel would work better if it were shorter. Like a Nokia 15 second short. For 2 minutes and that lovely build up I sort of wanted more than I got. A nicely made film though. Must have been a feat to get all those people organised in the middle of nowhere!

Personally, when I watch a short I'm looking for an engaging story, but this film lacked that. It seems only to serve as a vehicle for the single gag. I'm impressed though by the locations and its zero budget, for which the filmmakers should be commended.

Nice gag, good pay off!