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The 48 Hour Filmfest

extremefilmmaker

About Me

On September 27, we screened our films at the Arclight Cinema on Sunset Blvd, in front of fellow actors and directors, critics, agents and film enthusiasts. Attending were representatives from the Digital Artist's Agency, Film Threat Magazine and the production team from On The Lot.
We SOLD OUT of tickets, filled the theater and had to turn people away.
Everyone had a rocking time.
The winner or both the audience award and the judges award this year was:
The Donation
By Howie Askins, Paula Rhodes and Scott Davis
Start thinking about 2008!
Don't just talk about it -BE a filmmaker!
THE 48 HOUR FILM FESTIVAL
The Extreme Filmmaker 48 Hour Film Festival was founded in 2002 in Hollywood.
Some visual effects artists were discussing how things would be different when they made their own films.
The participants realized something.
They'd been having the same conversation for years, and in that time,
not one of them had made a film of their own.
So the challenge went up - take the camera on Friday,
and return on Monday with the best film you could make in two days.
From those humble beginnings, we now screen annually at the spectacular Arclight Cinema in Hollywood.
Hundreds of fans attend along with various Hollywood celebrities, directors, agents and producers
who come to see the films from all over the country - even all over the world.
The ONLY real rules, besides filling out the forms, are to make the BEST movie you can in two days.
Writing, casting and set building are all outside the time frame, but once the camera starts rolling,
the film has to be edited and finished within 48 hours. Start when you like. Get the film to us by August 31.
More information about the festival can be found at
www.extremefilmmaker.com

My Interests

Short films, creative filmmakers, sponsors, promotional people

I'd like to meet:

Filmmakers!
Also actors, set-designers, prop builders, make-up, DP's, editors and anyone who wants to make movies.
Of course, sponsors would be nice as well...

Go HERE to sign up for the 48 Hour Film Festival.

Go HERE to watch films from previous festivals.

Go HERE to check out FRAMED, a podcast insider look at indie filmmaking,
by John Parenteau and Craig Kuehne.

Check out my PICS to see some of the posters, postcards and parties from previous festivals,
and check out my VIDEOS to see the post party from Festival 7.

Click here to contact MARK KOCHINSKI on his myspace page.

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Movies:

Any and all! Especially those made in less than 48 hours!

Heroes:

Anyone who starts a movie and can finish it.

My Blog

There are 744 hours in August...

And you only need 48 of them.31 days...4 weekends...There's still enough time to plan, shoot and finish a 48 hour film for the 10th Extreme Filmmaker 48 Hour Film Festival.Enough time to fill out the ...
Posted by The 48 Hour Filmfest on Thu, 26 Jul 2007 06:35:00 PST

Getting Started

Getting Started: How to make a 48 Hour FilmProbably the most asked question we get is also the most basic: How do I get started? How do I make my own 48 Hour film? So, here it is - a basic guide to ma...
Posted by The 48 Hour Filmfest on Sun, 09 Jul 2006 08:45:00 PST

Ideas - Part One

Where Do You Get Your Ideas From?It's probably the most mocked question asked of writers on the lecture circuit. Sarcastic answers abound, but for once, I'd like to answer it in all seriousness. Bec...
Posted by The 48 Hour Filmfest on Mon, 26 Jun 2006 05:31:00 PST