The Boston 48 Hour Film Project

See below for 2005 results.
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April 8-10, 2005

The 48 Hour Film Project's third year in Boston has been a roaring success! There were 58 completed films, 40 of which were on-time. The films were played in ten crowded screenings at the Kendall and Brattle Theaters on April 12th, 13th, 14th, 19th and 20th. The Best of the Boston 48 Hour Film Project were shown at the Good Time Emporium on Wednesday, May 11th. Now seventeen of them are available on DVD.

Thank you to all who participated in this year's 48HFP!

For more information about the 48HFP in Boston, the Boston DVD, or next year's competition, contact Ben Guaraldi, the Boston Producer or join our yahoo group.

The Best of the 48 Hour Film Project: Boston 2005

Buy it here. Includes:

"Seven Minutes" by Booty Vortex
"Melvin's Kitchen" by the International Celebrity Club
"Whirlwind" by Faucet Drinkers
"Card Sharks" by ImprovBoston
"Driven" by Tapioca Productions
"I Hate Hate Hate...Tommy Donovan" by Big Mouth Productions
"Episode #305" by Quarter-Life Crisis
"Kombat Kitchen" by Echoplanar
"Las Perlas Argentes" by Team Torpor
"Playing Parts" by Best Day Ever Productions
"Paisanics" by Men with Big Shiny Spears
"Temporary Spy" by Unlicensed Poultry Productions
"Unstrung" by JetProv
"Withering Heights" by Top Feeg
"Family Spies" by L Train Productions
"Life After Leukemia" by Team Oliver
"Pitch Imperfect" by Battleground State

Awards

Best Use of Last Year's Line
("So what's the plan this time, Brainiac?")
Top Feeg for "Withering Heights"
Best Use of Character
(J. Withers, Former Child Actor)
Top Feeg for "Withering Heights"
Best Use of Prop
(String of Pearls, faux or real)
Battleground State for "Pitch Imperfect"
Best Use of Line of Dialogue
("I'm not really like this.")
Battleground State for "Pitch Imperfect"
Best Use of Genre
Team Torpor for "Las Perlas Argentes"
Best Locations
Team Oliver for "Life After Leukemia"
Best Costumes
Stephanie Romano for "Melvin's Kitchen"
Best Special Effects
Faucet Drinkers for "Whirlwind"
Best Titles
Top Feeg for "Withering Heights"
Best Original Soundtrack
Bob and Amanda Pascarella for "Family Spies"
Best Acting
Tom Morin and Lawrence Sampson for "Life After Leukemia"
Best Editing
Benjamin Oliver for "Life After Leukemia"
Best Script
Team Oliver for "Life After Leukemia"
Best Cinematography
Jason Carter and Tim Coughlan for "Unstrung"
Best Directing
Benjamin Oliver for "Life After Leukemia"
Best Film
Team Oliver for "Life After Leukemia"

Audience Awards

The Audience Award winners are as follows:

Group A
"Driven", by Tapioca Productions
Group B
"Pitch Imperfect", by Battleground State
Group C
"Family Spies", by L Train Productions
Group D
"A-pearl-calypse Now", by Obnots
Group E
"Seven Minutes", by Booty Vortex

Raffle

Jen Belleau and Patrick Murray each won a class from the Center for Digital Imaging Arts. The National Film Challenge DVD winners were Magda Alibanti, Ana Fernandez, Jason Seaver, Paul Simpson, Karen Mae Black, Junko Matsumoto, Greg Tripi, Ray Misra, Peter Crawley, and Wesley Horrell.