Entry deadline is October 2nd 2008 @ MIDNIGHT!!
Filming Dates: October 3rd, 4th & 5th 2008
YOU'VE GOT QUESTIONS...
WE'VE GOT ANSWERS:
http://48gfc.blogspot.com/2008/09/youve-got-questions.html
http://48gfc.blogspot.com/2008/09/faq.html
Teams are forming already! Enter Now!
The 4th Annual Guerrilla Film Competition
Shoot First. Ask Questions Later!
www.48gfc.com
SHOOT FIRST. ASK QUESTIONS LATER.
Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Friday, September 26, 2008
What Does a Bankrupt Cow Say?
Joke First Told By Steven Coleman - 48 Hr. Guerrilla Film Competition C0-Founder
9/26/2008
Told in Video by: Nick Burch
Tuesday, September 23, 2008
FAQ
Just wanted to let everyone know that we are all atwitter with excitement for this year's 48 Hour Guerrilla Film Competition.
We've been getting a lot of questions lately regarding all sorts of things. Here are some answers to some of the more commonly asked questions:
Q. Will you have the same genres as last year again?
A. Yes. We will also be adding some new genres to keep things interesting...
Q. What formats will be accepted this year?
A. Beta, DVD, Mini-DV and .mov/.avi files
Q. How long can the films be?
A. 6 minutes from the first frame to the last frame.
Q. If my film is longer than 6 minutes, will I be disqualified?
A. If you are only slightly over you will lose points. If you're more than a minute long, then you run the risk of disqualification.
Q. Where can I get cameras and gear?
A. We get this one a lot. I will be writing a 'Guerrilla's How To" guide to scoring weapons and ammunition (cameras and gear) soon. In the immediate future beg, borrow or buy it from Wal-Mart and return it when you're done...
Q. What was George Lucas THINKING when he made the new Clone Wars movie?
A. I don't know.... I just don't know.....
We've been getting a lot of questions lately regarding all sorts of things. Here are some answers to some of the more commonly asked questions:
Q. Will you have the same genres as last year again?
A. Yes. We will also be adding some new genres to keep things interesting...
Q. What formats will be accepted this year?
A. Beta, DVD, Mini-DV and .mov/.avi files
Q. How long can the films be?
A. 6 minutes from the first frame to the last frame.
Q. If my film is longer than 6 minutes, will I be disqualified?
A. If you are only slightly over you will lose points. If you're more than a minute long, then you run the risk of disqualification.
Q. Where can I get cameras and gear?
A. We get this one a lot. I will be writing a 'Guerrilla's How To" guide to scoring weapons and ammunition (cameras and gear) soon. In the immediate future beg, borrow or buy it from Wal-Mart and return it when you're done...
Q. What was George Lucas THINKING when he made the new Clone Wars movie?
A. I don't know.... I just don't know.....
Saturday, September 20, 2008
Thursday, September 18, 2008
Wednesday, September 10, 2008
Friday, September 5, 2008
A BIG THANK YOU TO EVERYONE!!
Welcome back! Thanks to all of you who have been waiting patiently for the 2008 incarnation of the 48 Hour Guerrilla Film Competition. Right now we are working to make 2008 bigger, better and stronger than ever!
Before we get into the news for 2008, we'd like to take a moment and thank everyone who worked so hard to make 2007 such a success. Firstly, a big thanks to Christie Fletcher and Randy Starr, who helped build the public awareness to a fever pitch. Thanks to Ken Sons ( http://kensonsfilms.com/home.html ) and Les McCurdy ( http://www.mccurdyscomedy.com/ )for lending their time and energy to the competition both as judges and as huge supporters. Thanks to Tim Wilkins for going above and beyond the call of duty to document the behind the scenes action.
A HUGE thank you to Dick Smothers, who not only was one of our most enthusiastic supporters but who judged the entries while on tour (what a guy!)
Thanks to Burns Court and to the Rhino Room for making our kickoff party and screening a success and thanks to Steve Patmagrian and Henry Feree at New Atmosphere Productions and the gang at Sound Stage 1 and Mars Vision Productions ( www.soundstage1.net , www.marsvisionproductions.com ) for making the wrap party and awards ceremony such an exciting experience.
A special thanks to Del Jacobs and Trenton Stryker and the MCC Film Department for documenting the entire competition as well as lending a huge helping hand. Thanks to Teresa and Kyle at Digital Three (www.digitalthree.com) for making the art, graphics and design happen.
Thank you to Kim Wilkins for getting ROCK STAR ENERGY DRINKS on board and helping us market the hell out of it all. Thanks to Geoffery Smith at INK4ART for the bang-up job printing our posters and thanks to GORILLA RIOT ( www.gorillariot.com ) for printing all of our badass t-shirts.
Last but not least, thanks to all the teams and fans who showed up, shot first and asked questions later.
It takes a lot of hard work and some really skilled people to make this thing happen every year and we just want everyone to know how much we appreciate it all.
Before we get into the news for 2008, we'd like to take a moment and thank everyone who worked so hard to make 2007 such a success. Firstly, a big thanks to Christie Fletcher and Randy Starr, who helped build the public awareness to a fever pitch. Thanks to Ken Sons ( http://kensonsfilms.com/home.html ) and Les McCurdy ( http://www.mccurdyscomedy.com/ )for lending their time and energy to the competition both as judges and as huge supporters. Thanks to Tim Wilkins for going above and beyond the call of duty to document the behind the scenes action.
A HUGE thank you to Dick Smothers, who not only was one of our most enthusiastic supporters but who judged the entries while on tour (what a guy!)
Thanks to Burns Court and to the Rhino Room for making our kickoff party and screening a success and thanks to Steve Patmagrian and Henry Feree at New Atmosphere Productions and the gang at Sound Stage 1 and Mars Vision Productions ( www.soundstage1.net , www.marsvisionproductions.com ) for making the wrap party and awards ceremony such an exciting experience.
A special thanks to Del Jacobs and Trenton Stryker and the MCC Film Department for documenting the entire competition as well as lending a huge helping hand. Thanks to Teresa and Kyle at Digital Three (www.digitalthree.com) for making the art, graphics and design happen.
Thank you to Kim Wilkins for getting ROCK STAR ENERGY DRINKS on board and helping us market the hell out of it all. Thanks to Geoffery Smith at INK4ART for the bang-up job printing our posters and thanks to GORILLA RIOT ( www.gorillariot.com ) for printing all of our badass t-shirts.
Last but not least, thanks to all the teams and fans who showed up, shot first and asked questions later.
It takes a lot of hard work and some really skilled people to make this thing happen every year and we just want everyone to know how much we appreciate it all.
Thursday, September 4, 2008
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