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Duuuuude.  I'm still amazed that Hong Kong's first 48 Hour Film Project is in the bag. 

 Incredible to think that Spencer and I decided to go for it just under 2 months until the deadline.  (For those who may not know the story behind this year's event dates - Halloween weekend was a necessary choice as it was one weekend before the global competition deadline, and I was on business travel for the 2 weeks before.  Shame we didn't pull horror for any of the teams)

We started out targeting our t...Read more

Q&A

Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7rZx5GAyFVQ

The Drop Off

Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9-dztMEaOPk

2009 Award Winners!

BEST FILM"Breathe" by Fly Eye MediaAUDIENCE AWARD"Found & Lost" by A-Team Best Use of Character"Savage Love" by Chili Fried Pork Chop  Best Use of Prop"Breathe" by Fly Eye Media Best Use of Line of Dialogue"Responsible People" by Robot Entourage Best Directing"Cocktail Definition" by Spontaneous Combustion Best Acting"Cocktail Definition" by Spontaneous Combustion Best Cinematography"The Art of Flying" by Kupachocho Best Sound Design"Breathe" by ...Read more

Sold Out Screening!

All tickets gone as of Tuesday, November 3, 2009.  5:05PM.

Team Testimony: Spontaneous Combustion

Stephanie Fodor:

"To be honest, I was apprehensive and unsure about joining the 48HFP when I went to the first meeting.

After learning about the entire process, as well as the commitment and effort necessary in order to complete a film on such a tight deadline, I was overwhelmed and skeptical. But I put my fears and doubts on the side, as I knew that I could not let an opportunity like this slip through my fingers. I jumped right in, and so did my amazing teammates-and with such a dedicated, passion...Read more

48 in SCMP

Thanks Andrew!

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The Sacred Cardboard Box of Mini DVs, DVDs and USBs

IT'S A WRAP!!!

The first year on the 48 Hour Film Project in Hong Kong is in the can! Our teams did an amazing job of not sleeping, not really eating, being hugely resourceful, overcoming seemingly insurmountable problems, filling out piles of paperwork, sourcing martini glasses, coping with missing personnel, being kicked out of filming locations, dealing with rendering nightmares and beating horse-race traffic on our deadline night.Congratulations to everyone for surviving one big, crazy, extreme weekend of filmmaking!!