Veteran 48 Hour Film Project Team, It Donned On Me, gave us this entry in the 2008 competition for San Francisco. In this suspenseful tale, Gloria Lorenz has someone follow her through an eventful day. Take a few moments now and find out what happens to her. What ideas will you think of for your […]
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Does This Seem Familiar
Veterans of the San Jose night life scene may recognize many of the settings used in this short film by Frank Door and Element 151. We liked the authentic feel of the evening created by the film. We invite you to enjoy Whiskey Dreams. What we mean is, this seems authentic based upon what our […]
Doing the Right Thing
We love this tale of a butcher and his dog. It’s nicely done and brings both characters alive in our imagination. Take a couple of moments to get a smile from The Dog and The Butcher. We feel like we’ve seen this before at an awards ceremony somewhere. Maybe it was at Campus Movie Fest, […]
Listen To the Man!
…we usually focus here on content that you’ll find online rather than things you’d see in the movie theater. However, one of the richest veins of online content today is video designed to teach you something. In the past, we’ve pointed at a couple of the finest TED lectures, and this time we want to […]
A Magical World (or: A Real Truly Live Place)
This weekend, the 48 Hour Film Project will take place in a city that spans distance and time — the town of Machinima. Competitors will begin Friday night with instructions about elements that must appear in their film, and then using tools built for video games, virtual reality environments, and other mainstays of the Machinima […]
San Jose 48HFP Audience Awards Nominees!
Audiences for the 2010 48 Hour Film Project in San Jose submitted ballots during the screenings and results are finally in. These are the films that came out on top at the ballot box this year. (They are presented in alphabetical order.) Group A: Beeswax Deported Elf & Fairy Group B: Come Back to Me […]
Just Her Type
Bay Area filmmaker DB Cheng contributed to the 2009 San Jose 48 Hour Film Project hit “Dave and Liz.” For the 2010 season he decided to bring his own film company, EM West Productions to the party and submit his own competitive entry. This is what they came up with. We think you’ll enjoy their […]
Adventure cometh…
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 […]
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 […]