About this Year's 48 Hour Film Festival!
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This year's Greater Delaware Avengers, aka improv goddess Bobbi,
accomplished playwright Lindsay, talented director Matt, location
mavens Mary and her sister Ann, remarkably skilled first-time director
Laura, a convincingly deranged Brett and possibly real-for-serious
videographer Lauren will be producing another official 48 Hour Film
Project movie this weekend!
Here are the details on the screening to follow very shortly thereafter:
"What?" a festival of short films made during a 48-hour period
beginning this Friday night and ending this coming Sunday.
"When?" Wednesday April 30th, 9:15pm.
"Where?" The International House, 3701 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, PA.
"How much?" a $10 ticket gets you twelve awesome short films on the
big screen. Of which ours will of course be the most awesome. In part
because you will all be bringing your aunts, all of whom will vote for
us! Yeah!
"Is there an afterparty?" Hellz yeah there is. The official 48HFP
afterparty will be at the Silk City Diner, with prizes awarded at
midnight. Those who are still mad about the demise of the old Silk
City may wear black armbands.
There are no advance ticket sales. Please arrive early to be sure of a
ticket and a seat!
"I want more!" If you love this stuff as much as I do, I suggest
arriving earlier so that you can see another screening group of short
films starting at 7pm. And if you love this stuff to a scary degree,
there are groups of films being screened on Tuesday the 29th as well
at 7pm and 9:15pm.
"Should I RSVP?" You don't have to, just show up! But RSVP emails
would be awesome and highly encouraging to all involved.
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I welcome responses here and/or emails
boutell sent out.)---
This year's Greater Delaware Avengers, aka improv goddess Bobbi,
accomplished playwright Lindsay, talented director Matt, location
mavens Mary and her sister Ann, remarkably skilled first-time director
Laura, a convincingly deranged Brett and possibly real-for-serious
videographer Lauren will be producing another official 48 Hour Film
Project movie this weekend!
Here are the details on the screening to follow very shortly thereafter:
"What?" a festival of short films made during a 48-hour period
beginning this Friday night and ending this coming Sunday.
"When?" Wednesday April 30th, 9:15pm.
"Where?" The International House, 3701 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, PA.
"How much?" a $10 ticket gets you twelve awesome short films on the
big screen. Of which ours will of course be the most awesome. In part
because you will all be bringing your aunts, all of whom will vote for
us! Yeah!
"Is there an afterparty?" Hellz yeah there is. The official 48HFP
afterparty will be at the Silk City Diner, with prizes awarded at
midnight. Those who are still mad about the demise of the old Silk
City may wear black armbands.
There are no advance ticket sales. Please arrive early to be sure of a
ticket and a seat!
"I want more!" If you love this stuff as much as I do, I suggest
arriving earlier so that you can see another screening group of short
films starting at 7pm. And if you love this stuff to a scary degree,
there are groups of films being screened on Tuesday the 29th as well
at 7pm and 9:15pm.
"Should I RSVP?" You don't have to, just show up! But RSVP emails
would be awesome and highly encouraging to all involved.
---
I welcome responses here and/or emails
Call for Entries
Date: 2008-05-07 08:33 pm (UTC)CALL FOR ENTRIES
12th Annual LA Shorts Fest is the largest short film festival in the world. We are accredited by the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts & Sciences. In past years, 29 participants have earned Academy Award nominations. Last year’s award winners received prizes totaling over $100,000. The festival annually attracts more than 10,000 moviegoers, filmmakers and entertainment executives looking for the hottest new talent. We have honored some of Hollywood’s legends of the past: Charles Chaplin, Harold Lloyd, and Robert Wise; along with actors Martin Landau, James Woods, Gary Oldman and directors Tim Burton, Bryan Singer, Jan de Bont and Paul Haggis.
DEADLINE:
Final: May 26, 2008
Submit Online: www.lashortsfest.com