Seattle 48 Hour Film Project
I helped participate in the 48 Hour Film Project in Seattle this year (last weekend) with some friends I knew from Project London. I helped doing some boom op as well as provide some of the sound effects for the post production. We won't find out until the 9th if we've won any awards.
The idea behind the 48 hour film project is at the start of the project all teams are given a character with a brief background, line of dialog, and a prop that must be used in the production. Each team also draws a random genre to work in. Once you are given the information, you have 48 hours to write, shoot, and edit your film.
For this year all the teams were given:
Character: Kristy or Kyle Brown, Illustrator
Prop: a tie
Line of Dialogue: "Wrong. Guess again."
And our team drew the genre Horror/Suspense (which was awesome luck considering the location Jen our director/team lead managed to secure for us).
Echoes from Adventure Star Pictures on Vimeo.
The idea behind the 48 hour film project is at the start of the project all teams are given a character with a brief background, line of dialog, and a prop that must be used in the production. Each team also draws a random genre to work in. Once you are given the information, you have 48 hours to write, shoot, and edit your film.
For this year all the teams were given:
Character: Kristy or Kyle Brown, Illustrator
Prop: a tie
Line of Dialogue: "Wrong. Guess again."
And our team drew the genre Horror/Suspense (which was awesome luck considering the location Jen our director/team lead managed to secure for us).
You can watch this video on www.livejournal.com
Echoes from Adventure Star Pictures on Vimeo.