At the Cannes Film Festival
For the second year in a row, the 48 Hour Film Project is screening at Cannes!
On Tuesday, May 20th, 48HFP films from four continents will be screened as part of Cannes' Short Film Corner. There will be films and filmmakers from Amsterdam, Brisbane, Cincinnati, DC, Greensboro, Miami, Milwaukee, New Mexico, Paris, Richmond, Rome, Seattle, and Tel Aviv.
Some of the teams involved have gotten a good deal of press-- read about The Keen Collaboration in the Greensboro News-Record, see Trifecta+ Entertainment from New Mexico on KRQE 13, and check out the spread on Mirepoix Pictures in the Cincinnati Enquirer.
Well, back to polishing our French and picking out our clothes for the red carpet! Wish us well!
posted May 15, 2008
2008 Tour Begins
The 2008 Tour officially begins in Boston on April 4. Registration is already open for many cities.
2008 promises to be the biggest 48HFP Tour evermore cities and more teams than ever before. We're excited to announce the addition of Athens, Edinburgh, Geneva, Key West, Mumbai, and Singapore to our list of cities.
Filmmakers in these cities and many others will compete to see who can make the best short film in only 48 hours. The winning film will go up against films from around the world for the title "Best 48 Hour Film of 2008".
Enter today! Space is limited.
posted March 29, 2008
2007 Awards
The awards for the 2007 tour were announced on March 2nd, 2008, at the Camera 12 in San Jose, California, as part of Filmapalooza at Cinequest. The winners are:
Best Film
"TimeCatcher" by No Budget Productions from Tel Aviv
Runner Up for Best Film
"Dςn" by La Lumiere Soudaine from Rome
Second Runner Up for Best Film
"Sweetie" by Trifecta+ Entertainment from New Mexico
Best Directing
"TimeCatcher" by No Budget Productions from Tel Aviv
Best Acting (tie)
"Dςn" by La Lumiere Soudaine from Rome
"Sweetie" by Trifecta+ Entertainment from New Mexico
Best Script
"TimeCatcher" by No Budget Productions from Tel Aviv
Best Cinematography
"Room 303" by Team KC from Amsterdam
Best Editing
"TimeCatcher" by No Budget Productions from Tel Aviv
Best Film from the HD Filmmaker Showdown
"Lizzie Strata" by Integral Arts from Washington, DC
posted March 3, 2008
Panasonic HD Filmmaker Showdown
The weekend of January 25-27, 2008, five US city-winning teams competed in the 48 Hour Film Project-Panasonic HD Filmmaker Showdown.
Panasonic loaned each team an HPX500 HD camera (with Fujinon lens, tripod plate, 4 16GB P2 Cards and an HPG10 P2 Gear) for the competition weekend. The winning team will receive an HVX200 HD camera to keep. Also, their film will screen at Filmapalooza in March.
Participating teams were The Branching from Richmond, Cinema Syndicate from Portland, Oregon, Integral Arts from Washington, DC, Team Juicebox from Seattle, and XLAJ from Houston.
posted January 25, 2008
International Documentary Challenge
The third annual International Documentary Challenge is coming! It will take place from March 6th through the 10th, 2008.
On Thursday, March 6th, teams of filmmakers will be given a genre and a theme. Then they have just five days to shoot and edit their documentary.
Early Bird Registration is $99. Teams must register on or before February 11th to get this special rate. Afterwards, registration is $115.
The IDC is sponsored by Hot Docs, SILVERDOCS, the Big Sky Documentary Film Festival, the International Documentary Association, the Documentary Organization of Canada, Film Action Oregon, and the creators of the 48 Hour Film Project.
posted January 11, 2008
Second Life
The weekend of January 12th, 2008, the 48 Hour Film Project held its first-ever machinima competition, entirely in the virtual world of Second Life.
At the kickoff location in Second Life, thirteen teams received characters, props, lines of dialogue, and genres. 48 hours later, they uploaded their films to our server.
On Wednesday, January 16th, and Thursday, January 17th, the films were shown at the New Globe Theater, provided by our sponsor Millions of Us. They can be seen on 48.tv. And the winning film will be screened at Filmapalooza.
posted December 6, 2007
Filmapalooza
Filmapalooza, the 48 Hour Film Project's end-of-year screening and awards ceremony, returns to Cinequest on February 29 through March 2, 2008. All fifty-five 2007 City Winners will be screened, including:
"A-Litter-A-Thon"
"Blood Money"
"Buddy, Buddy"
"City Cops"
"Consumed"
"Cosmo of 1932"
"Decisive Moment"
"Disconnected"
"Easter Bunny Super Hero"
"Electricity: Unplugging the Myth"
"The End"
"A Future Simple"
"Franz Kafka: The Happiest Man in Happy Town"
"Held in Sway"
"In Medias Res"
"Interruption"
"JoBeth"
"A Killer's Dozen"
"Klas"
"Knoon Time"
"Kumbio Takedown"
"Laneway "
"Last Hand"
"Long Night"
"Love and Sappiness"
"Morning Sickness"
"N Pictures"
"Phenomenal Me"
"Project 96B"
"Reflections"
"The Rise and Fall of the Adverb"
"Science THE MUSICAL"
"Single White Fowl"
"Spy Glass"
"The Spy Who Spied Me"
"Stained"
"Standing Reign"
"The Stray"
"Su Misura"
"Sunshine"
"Sweetie"
"Time's Up"
"Troubadour: A Six Minute Soap Opera"
"Unspeakable"
"Weeds"
"Who Is Bert Didier?"
"X-Day"
For more information, click here...
posted November 20, 2007
The Fall Shootout
The weekend of November 2nd, twenty-seven city-winning teams completed films as part of the 48 Hour Film Project Fall Shootout. They received character, prop, line of dialogue, and genre by email Friday at 7pm local time and had until the post office closed on Monday to send us their film.
The teams were:
See the films on 48.tv or read more about the Fall Shootout...
posted November 1, 2007
The National Film Challenge
The 48 Hour Film Project's sister competition, the National Film Challenge, took place on October 19th through the 22nd.
Teams from around the world wrote, shot, and edited short films in three days. They each received a character, prop, line of dialogue, and a genre on a secure website at 7pm local time on October 19th and mailed their film in on October 22nd.
Visit the National Film Challenge webpage for more information.
Brought to you by KDHX Community Media and the 48 Hour Film Project.
posted August 21, 2007
The Visa 'Life Takes' Invitational
The Top 10 48 Hour Film teams from Los Angeles, New York, and San Francisco (as selected by Visa's judges) teams made another 48 Hour Film on the weekend of September 7-9. Visa sent two people from each team to San Francisco for a special screening and awards weekend on September 29, where there was a reception for all of the teams and cash prizes for the top three films.
The top ten films were:
- "Britty First Dates" by Figers
- "Cheese Run" by JeffroGee Productions
- "Exit" by It Donned on Me
- "Ghost in the Machine" by the Tri-County Lawn Bowling Association
- "Life Takes Timing" by Subject to Change Productions
- "Rated ARRRRRRRRRRR" by Team Subsanity
- "Rock, Paper, Scissors" by Rabid Manatees
- "Terms of Use" by Team BP
- "Top Secret" by One Glass
- "Two Coins" by Team Midas
The third place film was "Exit" by It Donned on Me. The second place film was "Two Coins" by Team Midas. And the grand prize winner, walking away with $10,000, was Team BP for their film "Terms of Use"!
The 30 teams who participated were:
All Together Now Brooklyn On Foot Bucks Boys
Bucky Wilson Cultural Detritus Cup O'Meat Productions
CurlyHairedPeople Dream Maker 8-bit riot FIGERS
It Donned On Me JeffroGee Productions Montage Productions
One Candle One Glass Permanent Lounge Productions
Pyrotecnia Film Group Rabid Manatees Redux Productions
Soapbox SubSanity Subject to Change Team BP
Team Midas The TCS This Team Is Not Yet Rated
Time Lapse Productions Tri-County Lawn Bowling Association
Wilcox Films Wunderkrafthaus
For more information, click here...
posted August 2, 2007
Finally! T-Shirts!
That's right, we finally have t-shirts! Now you can show off for all your friends, and let them know that it only takes you a weekend to make a film.
Four styles are available, featuring our logo and our poster contest winner.
We're also selling... the 48 Hour Film Project Premium Package from Screenstyle, and the Best of the 48 Hour Film Project DVDs.
posted June 22, 2007
Cannes Film Festival Debut!
Roll out the red carpet! A selection of the "Best of 2006" films were shown at the Cannes Film Festival Short Film Corner on Thursday, May 17th, including:
- "Tooth and Nail" by Cinema Syndicate (Portland, OR)
- "Stairwell C" by Vaughn Juares (Minneapolis)
- "Skinned Alive" by Sputnik (Portland, ME)
- "Maten al Payaso" by Afafas (Miami)
- "Owensville" by Shaolin Monkeys (Washington, DC)
- "Doughboy Beware!" by Biscuits and Gravy (LA)
Filmmakers Sean McGrath, Vaughn Juares, Jeremy Koller, and John Stuhldreher were at Cannes for the screening.
In addition, eleven films made especially for Cannes made their debut. These films were made as part of a Paris invitational. Find out more information, or watch the films and vote for your favorite!
posted May 14, 2007
New & Improved Store
Come and check out our new and improved store!We're now selling...
The 48 Hour Film Project Premium Package from Screenstyle, which includes Movie Magic Screenwriter, How to Make Your Movie Software, Screenwriter's Pad, Portable Film School, Hero's 2 Journeys DVD, and How to Pitch & Sell Your Screenplay. A $300 value for $199.
The Best of the 48 Hour Film Project on DVD, 2002-2006. Check out our "Best of the 48HFP" collections from over the years. You won't believe that some of these were made in only a weekend! $20 per DVD.
We plan to sell t-shirts soon.
posted April 23, 2007
Partners with the Screen Actors Guild
Once again the 48 Hour Film Project has partnered with the Screen Actors Guild to allow filmmakers to use SAG members to act in their film. This is an excellent opportunity for our participants to have access to some great talent.
In the past, folks like Teller and Doug Jones have appeared in 48 Hour Films. Perhaps this is the year for Reese Witherspoon?
Click here to see what's involved in working with SAG.
For non-union actors and other crew, use the release forms found on our Production Documents page, including the Participant's Agreement, the Wrap Up Form, the Team Roster, the Certification Statement, the Liability Waiver Form, the Talent Release Form, the Music Release Form, the Materials Release Form, and the Location Release Form.
posted April 20, 2007
Poster Contest
The 48 Hour Film Project held its first poster contest in 2007. We thank all who entered. We were very impressed by the incredibly high quality of the work that we received! There were over 50 entries and the judges had their work cut out for them.
The judges and the folks at Filmapalooza have picked their favorites. Here are the winners:
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Poster Contest Winner
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Filmapalooza Favorite
by Emilie Drumm |
posted April 5, 2007
Filmapalooza
On March 8th through 11th, 48 Hour Filmmakers from around the globe gathered in Albuquerque. We met each other; we watched each other's films; we met industry and film festival representatives; we competed in the Filmmakers' Olympics; we talked with Alexander Payne; and we had parties that couldn't be beat.
Awards were also announced. The Best 48 Hour Film of 2007 was "Tooth and Nail" by Cinema Syndicate from Portland, Oregon. The winner of the HD Filmmaker Showdown was "Maestro" by Bargain Basement Films from Baltimore.
posted March 12, 2007
2006 Winners
The 48 Hour Film Project's 2006 winners were announced at a reception at Sauce in Albuquerque at the end of the first Filmapalooza, on March 10th, 2007.
The second runner-up was Afafas from Miami for "Maten al Payaso", in which several underworld groups plot the assassination of a nefarious gangster known only as "the clown".
The first runner-up was Milk from Seattle for "Manquer", an homage to the French New Wave, in which a bicycle is stolen from its beloved owner.
And the winner was Cinema Syndicate from Portland, Oregon, for "Tooth and Nail", in which an incumbent politician is revealed to be a vampire and must defend his seat against a family-values challenger. More awards...
posted March 11, 2007
The 2007 Tour Begins!
Register for Washington, DC, Boston, Kansas City, Madison,
posted February 19, 2007
HD Filmmaker Showdown
Five US city-winning teams submitted on-time films to the
Panasonic loaned a HVX200 HD camera to each team for use during the competition weekend.
All five of the HDFS teams also received an
Finalists for the HD Showdown
The participants in the HD Showdown were:
| Team Name | City |
| Bargain Basement Films | Baltimore |
| Magnetoscope Pictures | Cincinnati |
| Vaughn Juares | Minneapolis |
| Cinema Syndicate | Portland, OR |
| Shaolin Monkeys | Washington, DC |
Milk from Seattle was a finalist, but was unable to participate.
posted January 19, 2007
Fall Shootout Results
First, hearty congratulations to each and every team for your films, whether you won your city competition or not. The most difficult part of the 48 Hour Film Project is choosing the award winners. There are so many great films to choose from and you should be proud of your accomplishments.
We are proud to announce the results from the Fall Shootout. Without further ado...
Top 10 Films in the Fall Shootout
Each team will have two representatives flown to Boston for a screening and party weekend.
| Film Name | Team Name | City |
| "Toast" | GlassEye Productions | Boston |
| "Plugged" | Magnetoscope Pictures | Cincinnati |
| "72 Ounces" | Garceworks | Denver |
| "All Kinds of Evil" | Rockets GO! Productions | Little Rock |
| "El Shaket" | Afafas | Miami |
| "Tipparinos" | Vaughn Juares | Minneapolis |
| "Shush" | Anonymous | Nashville |
| "Whacked" | Sputnik | Portland, ME |
| "The Music Is In The Beer" | Genesis Films | San Diego |
| "When You Grow Up" | Milk | Seattle |
And the winner is...
Best Use of the Boston Beer Product
Magnetoscope Pictures from Cincinnati for "Plugged"
Best Film of the Fall Shootout
Vaughn Juares from Minneapolis for "Tipparinos"
posted November 21, 2006
The Fall Shootout
Twenty-four city-winning teams participated in the 48 Hour Film Project Fall Shootout on the weekend of November 3rd. Each team received a character, prop, line of dialogue, and genre for its film by email on Friday, November 3rd, at 7pm local time and sent their films in by the end of business on Monday, November 6th. Read more about their experiences...
Participating Teams
Afafas (Miami)
Anonymous (Nashville)
Biscuits & Gravy (Los Angeles)
Bucky Wilson Presents (New York)
Cinema Syndicate (Portland, Oregon)
Cougars (Atlanta)
Fountain Films (Phoenix)
Garceworks (Denver)
Genesis Films (San Diego)
Gigantic Earth (Saint Louis)
GlassEye (Boston)
LineBenders (Fargo)
Magnetoscope Pictures (Cincinnati)
Milk (Seattle)
Philm (Louisville)
Pizza Infinity/OneTwoThree (Chicago)
Press Play Productions (Las Vegas)
Presto Video (Des Moines)
Pure Energy Productions (Greensboro)
Rockets GO! Productions (Little Rock)
Sputnik (Portland, Maine)
Team Smokey (Asheville)
Texaswood (Houston)
There is No I in TEAM! (Albuquerque)
Vaughn Juares (Minneapolis)
posted October 31, 2006
The National Film Challenge
During the weekend of October 20-22, teams from around the globe made short movies as part of the National Film Challenge, a worldwide filmmaking competition created by the 48HFP. Read on...
posted October 12, 2006
You're Invited to NAB New York
Come to the National Association of Broadcasters New York Conference on October 23-26! Geared to the professional production and post-production community, NAB features workshops and exhibits on cutting edge technologies and techniques.
We will screen a selection of the Best 48 Hour Films of 2006 on Wednesday, October 25th at 6pm. As part of our participation, NAB offers all 48 Hour filmmakers free Exhibits passes (regularly $125 each). Also, there is a 48 Hour Film Participant Discount of $100 off the total Post|Production Conference New York registration. It applies to the Post|Production Conference New York Full Package OR Post|Production Conference New York One Day Conference Pass.
What's Included
Whether registering for exhibits only or for a complete conference, all NAB New York participants enjoy access to over 90 exhibiting companies, plus these additional highlights:
- Opening Cocktail Reception
- Keynote Sessions
- Exhibit Floor Lunch
- Film Screenings (including the 48HFP!)
- NABEF/BEA/RTNDA Career Fair
Registering
When registering for NAB, 48 Hour Filmmakers should:
1) On the Registration Page, click on Register with a VIP exhibits Pass
2) On the Profile Page, when asked "Please indicate one category that best describes you," check the box for "48 Hour Film Participant"
3) On the Registration Category page, choose either:
- VIP Exhibits (48 Hour Flim Participant) and enter "NY11" in the space which says "Enter VIP Code." This will enable you to have a free Exhibits Pass!
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- Conference (48 Hour Film Participant) and then select from Content Creation or Business Media Forums on the next page.
(Note: The $100 Discount ONLY applies to the conference listed above. The Discount will be applied on the payment page - be sure to double check this before paying.)
posted October 12, 2006
Brisbane and Paris
The weekend of October 6-8, we visited the last two cities on our 2006 tour: Brisbane and Paris.
posted September 13, 2006
Final Stop on the US Tour
The 2006 National Tour is now over. Filmmakers from our final US stop, Portland, Oregon, completed their films the weekend of August 11th with screenings on Wednesday and Thursday, August 16th and 17th.
posted August 11, 2006
We're in the Home Stretch
The 2006 National Tour is coming to a close. The weekend of August 4th, we went to Vegas, baby! And August 11-13, we go to our final US stop: Portland, Oregonit's not too late to sign up!
75 teams of filmmakers in Des Moines and Miami made films the weekend of July 28th and premiered them this past week. Congratulations to those teams for a successful weekend of filmmaking!
posted July 28, 2006
Count 'em! Six 48HFPs!
Asheville, Denver, Greensboro, Louisville, Nashville, and the Duke City Shootout 48 Hour Film Project in Albuquerque! Filmmakers from six cities and 177 teams across the country put their filmmaking skills to the test the weekend of July 29th.On Friday night, they received their characters, props, lines of dialogue, and genres. On Sunday night, they turned in their films. During the next week,. those films screened to enthusiastic audiences.
posted July 20, 2006
Baltimore, Providence and San Diego
Filmmakers from 108 teams made films the weekend of July 14th in Baltimore, Providence and San Diego.
posted July 12, 2006
Seattle Filmmakers Turn in Their Films
The 48 Hour Film Project 2006 took place in Seattle the weekend of July 7th. 22 teams completed films.
posted July 9, 2006
Austin, San Francisco, and Los Angeles
The 48 Hour Film Project 2006 visited three cities the weekend of July 24th: Austin, San Francisco, and
posted June 26, 2006
Chicago 48 Hour Film Project: Film Weekend Completed
Filmmakers in Chicago completed their 48 Hour Films the weekend of June 17th.
Registration is now open for Las Vegas and New Mexico. Sign on up!
posted June 18, 2006
Four Cities!
Filmmakers in Cincinnati, Little Rock, Minneapolis, and St. Louis made 48 hour films the weekend of June 10th. That's 183 teams, or approximately 3000 filmmakers!
Registration is now open for Des Moines and Miami.
posted June 8, 2006
The First 48HFP in Portland, Maine
Fifteen teams of filmmakers in Portland, Maine have completed their first 48 Hour Film Project! Films were made from June 2nd to June 4th. The films screened on June 6th.posted June 1, 2006
Atlanta, Fargo, and Houston
The 48 Hour Film Project 2006 visited three cities the weekend of May 21st: Atlanta, Fargo, and Houston.
On Friday night, 73 teams of filmmakers in the three cities received their characters, props, lines of dialogue, and genres. On Sunday night, they turned in their films. In the next week, these films screened in Atlanta, Fargo, and Houston.
posted May 18, 2006
The American Red Cross Invitational
Celebrating the Red Cross' 125th Anniversary, the 48HFP held its first ever invitational competition. The 48HFP-American Red Cross Invitational took place March 17-19. Six of the best 48 Hour teams of all time competed:
- Anomaly from Philadelphia
- Digital Tronics from Washington, DC
- 88mm from St. Louis
- Fake Wood Wallpaper from Atlanta
- Ruckus from Nashville
- Raine Pro-Co from Los Angeles
The films were 125 seconds long and related in some way to the Red Cross. Film industry professionals served as judges for the 48HFP-Red Cross Invitational. Additionally, team leaders of both the winning and first runner up films will have an opportunity for one-on-one mentoring sessions with leading Hollywood producers.
Click here to see the films and choose your favorite!
posted May 18, 2006
Coming Back Home: Washington, DC
On May 5th through the 7th, the 48 Hour Film Project returned to the city that started it all:
The sixth annual DC 48HFP began on Friday night, when a record-breaking 100 teams of filmmakers received their characters, props, lines of dialogue, and genres.
48 hours later, they turned in their films.
From May 9th to May 12th, the films screened at the
posted May 3, 2006
New York and Phoenix
The 48 Hour Film Project 2006 visited two cities the weekend of April 22nd:
On Friday night, 66 teams of filmmakers in the two cities received their characters, props, lines of dialogue, and genres. On Sunday night, they turned in their films. The following week, these films be screened in New York and Phoenix. Read more about the filmmakers' experiences.
posted April 19, 2006
Boston Filmmakers Have Done It
This April 7-9, the 48 Hour Film Project 2006 visited its second city: Boston!
On Friday night, 70 teams of filmmakers received their character [G. Goforth, Competitive Eating Contestant], prop [Bicycle Pump], line of dialogue ["That's why I don't trust her anymore."], and genres. On Sunday night, they turned in their films. Screenings will take place at the Kendall Square Cinema on April 11th, 12th, 13th, 18th, and 19th.
Read what the filmmakers have to say about or get more information on the Boston 48 Hour Film Project.
posted April 10, 2006
Philly Filmmakers Submit Their Films
The 48 Hour Film Project 2006 has kicked off in Philadelphia!
On Friday night, 24 teams of filmmakers received their genres and the below elements.
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On Sunday night, they turned in their films. Screenings took place on Tuesday and the "Best of Philadelphia 48 Hour Film Project" is part of the Philadelphia Film Festival and will be screened this Friday, March 31st.
Read what the filmmakers have to say about or get more information on the Philadelphia 48 Hour Film Project.
posted March 24, 2006
Best Film of the 2005 48HFP
The winners of the 48 Hour Film Project 2005 were announced at a reception at the Anno Domini Gallery in San Jose on March 11th, 2006.
The second runner-up was Blue Turtles from Paris for
The first runner-up was ScatterShot from San Francisco for
And the winner was Team Last to Enter from Des Moines for
Congratulations to those teams, all of the city winners, and everyone who made a film in 48 hours!
posted March 12, 2006
The 48 Hour Film Project at Cinequest
On Saturday, we also had the following three events at Cinequest.
The 48 Hour Film Project: Best of 2005. Sold out for the second year in a row, an audience of filmmakers and cinephiles watched the winners from the 29 cities of the 48 Hour Film Project 2005 Tour.
The HD Filmmakers' Forum. Teams who made films as part of the HD Filmmaker Challenge talked about their experience with the Panasonic HVX200 camera and showed their films.
The 48HFP Wrap Party. We partied until 2am at the Loft Bar and Grill in San Jose, and then elsewhere until 4am. A good time was had by all.
posted March 10, 2006
We're Baaack!
Are You Ready?
The 6th annual 48 Hour Film Project starts in March. This year, we'll have more than 1000 filmmaking teams around the world competing to make the best short film in just 48 hours! We kick things off in Philadelphia on March 24. In April, we'll visit Boston and Phoenix. Registration is now open for five of our cities. More city dates can be seen on our tour page.
posted February 22, 2006
Panasonic/48 Hour Film Project
HD Filmmaker Showdown Winner
Washington Improv Theater (WIT) won the 48 Hour HD Filmmaker Showdown with their fantasy short film, "Multiverse". "We're all still bouncing off the walls about the whole thing," said WIT's Director, Tyler Korba. The DC team was awarded a Panasonic HVX200 High Definition Camera at the 48HFP end-of-year event at the Cinequest Film Festival in San Jose, California. All five of the competing teams including Cincinnati, Des Moines, Nashville and San Francisco received Avid's Mojo Accelerator and HD Xpress Software for their participation in the Showdown. They were also loaned Panasonic HVX200 HD cameras during the event weekend, which helped immeasurably in making these five beautiful HD films.
The WIT Team has competed four times in the 48HFP. Their last 48 Hour Film, Occupational Hazard, won the 2005 audience award in Washington, DC, along with awards for best direction and best film. WIT's winning HD film was shown March 11 at Cinequest. If you didn't make it to San Jose, you can see the film here.
posted February 22, 2006
All New 48HFP Website
The all new 48 Hour Film Project website has arrived! New interactive features let 48 Hour filmmakers and film enthusiasts share information with us and with each other.
Funky New Web Features
Do you have a great idea for character, prop or line of dialogue?
Do you have 48 Hour photos from last year? Post them!
Remember that crazy sci fi film you saw last year? The one with the aliens in the video store? Now you can look it up in the 48HFP Film Catalogue! Films from 2005 are listed by team, genre, city and film title. Filmmakers can update the catalogue, adding links, contact information, and log lines for their films.
posted February 22, 2006
New Genres
Big news! We've changed the genres this year! Mystery and Superhero have been retired for 2006 and taking their places are Drama, Silent Film, Road Movie and Holiday Film. View a complete list of 48HFP genres for 2006 here.
Disappointed that you didn't get Drama? Freaked at the prospect of making a Holiday Film? 48 Hour teams can opt to trade their film category for a wild card genre. This year's alternatives include Buddy Movie, Coming of Age Film, Family Film, Foreign Film, Martial Arts, Historical Fiction/Period Piece, Disaster Film or our newly invented genre, Film de Femme.
posted February 22, 2006
