The Baltimore 48 Hour Film Project

See below for 2009 results.
For more information on 2013, click here...

The Judges Have Spoken!

Our panel of judges has made its decision. Congratulations to all of the filmmakers and teams who participated. We are proud to announce our winners!

Best Use of Character
"Counting” by JP Studios, Film de Femme

Best Use of Prop
“2 Lives 1 Truck” by Vagitarius, Fantasy

Best Use of Line of Dialogue
“The Cool Minors” by MisanthroPictures, Comedy

Best Use of Genre
"Transplants & Automobiles” by Eagle Smash, Holiday Film

Best Costumes
“Untitled” by Starwipe Films, Historical Fiction/Period Piece

Best Special Effects
“Murder on Alphabet St.” by Piece by Piece Productions, Thriller/ Suspense

Best Graphics
"Try Hard” by Redstar KGB, Buddy Film

Best Sound Design
“League of Zeros” by 3mm Films, Superhero

Best Musical Score
“Last Call” Merge Films, Drama

Best Cinematography
TIE “Wade’s Pride” by Two Meter Studios, Western AND "Aquadiem” Cardio Crew, Surprise Ending

Best Editing
“The Cool Minors” by MisanthroPictures, Comedy

Best Acting
“Last Call” Merge Films, Drama

Best Writing
“Western Promises” by DC Dogs, Western

Best Directing
“Counting” by JP Studios, Film de Femme

Runner Up for Best Film
“Counting” by JP Studios, Film de Femme

Best Film
“Western Promises” by DC Dogs, Western

Audience Awards for the 48HFP

The audience has spoken! The following teams won the audience awards for their respective screenings. Congratulations!

Audience Award Winner: Group A
"League of Zeroes" by 3mm Films

Audience Award Winner: Group B
"Western Promises" by DC Dogs

Audience Award Winner: Group C
"Murder on Alphabet Street" by Piece by Piece Productions

Audience Award Winner: Group D
"Untitled" by Starwipe Films

48HFP, Poe, and the BMA

On December 4th and 11th, 2009, at 8pm, there was free screenings of 48HFP films inspired by the BMA exhibit Edgar Allan Poe: A Baltimore Icon. Read more about it on the BMA site or check out the flyer.

Filmmaker Blog

Want to hear about the 48HFP from the filmmakers themselves? Then check out the 48HFP Filmmaker Blog, where 48HFP participants tell us stories of their wild weekend of filmmaking.

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