Seems like teams that compete in the 48 Hour Film Project either love or hate the new genre: Adventure Serial. This veteran team (you may know them as Beyond Forever Studios — now Ovation Pictures) leapt on the opportunity to do a sendup of the most iconic adventure serial from modern times. We think you […]
Category Archives: 48 Hour Films
Everything’s — perfect!
Rising star filmmakers at Stabbing My Jelly! submitted this film to the 2010 San Francisco 48 Hour Film Project. They went all out with the look and took on a different style from their efforts in the past. Their entry in the San Jose competition is a candidate for Audience Choice Award as well as […]
More Game Than Dad
Veteran competition filmmakers at Outlaw Media Productions brought in this charmer for their San Jose 48 Hour Film Project entry for 2010. We like to applaud their enthusiasm for finding and developing very young new talent for the community. We’re starting to be a little bit excited about some of their recent finds. Take a […]
Marriage is between a man and — well…
Last year a team of talented high school students from International High School in San Francisco delighted audiences with their comedic entry in the 48 Hour Film Project: Une Soiree de Passion. They went home with an Audience Choice Award as well as a number of accolades from 48HFP Jurists and Producers. Their film went […]
A Taste of 48: SF 2010
These clips from various films submitted to the 48 Hour Film Project are covered by the track “Fairweather Friend” from The Beautiful Losers. If you’re curious about the films that went into the making of this, we’ve listed them below. Some of them have been featured here at See It Online already. Some will appear […]
Somebody Knows the Secret
In this short, and very well written short film, a down-on-his-luck Irish man faces interrogation at the hands of a rather seedy band of thugs. What secrets do they think he knows? What is really at stake here? You’ll find out in just under seven minutes if you take a look at “Snatching Feargus.” Enjoy! […]
What Sort of Vermin?
When competing teams draw their genre randomly at the beginning of the 48 Hour Film Project, some of them hate to get Science Fiction, and some of them dream of it. Maybe you saw our previous article about Team Stroganoff (led by Jacob Rangel and Jason Burton) who took on that challenge and brought in […]
Something Lost is Found
Rising star filmmakers at Thinking Stone Productions brought this film to the 2009 San Jose 48 Hour Film Project. After bagging an Audience Choice Award, they subsequently took it to LA for the Asian Pacific Film Festival where it won more hearts from among a welcoming audience. If you haven’t seen this charmer, this is […]
Not His Real Name?
Bay Area filmmaker Paul Aspuria has competed in the 48 Hour Film Project on multiple occasions and has taken home a Best Cinematography award more than once. This was his first entry in the competition, and it may just be one of our favorites. Paul’s entry in this year’s event will screen later this week […]
Don’t Eat the Moo Shu Pork!
One veteran 48 Hour Film Project team tells us that they have a tradition of ordering chinese takeout for their first evening of the competition. They eat chinese while they write, and then they sometimes use the containers as props during the production. This entry from the 2009 season matches that pattern completely. Keep an […]