Business can be brutal. Numbers are crunched, promises are made, promotions are on the line. This film explores the seedy underbelly of a business much like one that may be right in your neighborhood. We invite you to enjoy Made Marilyn. This film was submitted by EyeQ Films for the 2013 San Francisco 48 Hour […]
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The People You Meet
As Mac searches for something dear to him, he encounters interesting people and unusual artifacts. In this story (created for the 48 Hour Film Project), we get a rare glimpse into the side of life that most of us don’t get to see first-hand. Take a look now, and see if there’s something that Mac’s […]
Sing Till You Drop
In the age of biologic weapons and super germs, there is no way to predict what will surface next. The folks at Moviefilm Cinema created this entry for the San Francisco 48 Hour Film Project. In their story, we see their ideas about what the future might hold. Oh yes, and it’s all told in song. We […]
Please Reshare
We’re not saying that the current generation has an obsession or anything but… This film, an entry in the San Francisco 48 Hour Film Project, was submitted by the team Monday Night Video Club. This was their first attempt to create a 48 Hour Film and we think maybe they’ve found their niche. See if […]
The Essence of Identity
Have you ever had the experience of seeing something that no one else could see? The young lady in this story is certain that she knows the truth, so why don’t others see it? Find out what you believe as you enjoy Who Are You? This film was submitted to the 2013 San Francicso 48 […]
Rare In The City
There are days when the moments we find are uncommonly rare. This short film was submitted for the San Francisco 48 Hour Film Project by a team called Weird and Grimy. Their story explores the moments in which a young couple discovers a second chance at romance. See how they fare as you enjoy Snow […]
May-December
We don’t always know where we’re headed, or what it is we need. This short film, submitted by veteran filmmaking team It Donned On Me for the San Francisco 48 Hour Film Project. It explores the progression of a young man from not having a clue into someone who’s confidence brings him to ask for what […]
He’s Back and Cheaper Than Ever
The films from the San Francisco 48 Hour Film Project are in and the judges have their work cut out for them. In this 11th year of the competition in San Francisco, around 40 teams brought back short films they created in just two days. Here’s an example from filmmaking team Douche and Barnacle. We […]
Got Your Back (probably)
When a couple loses the sizzle in their marriage, sometimes a jolt will bring back the sparks. Other times, it could be that the pressure of a stressful situtation demonstrates everything that needs to be seen. Take a look at this entry from Storycake and see which you believe it to be. The folks from […]
Money Can’t Buy…
When filmmakers consider their choices for making a 48 Hour Film Project film, they often worry about drawing Silent Film as their genre. This Las Vegas team had no fear and did something delightful and fresh with the genre. We invite you to enjoy — The Bump. On July 14th, the awards from the 2013 […]