The Philadelphia 48 Hour Film Project
What Happened During Your Weekend?
The Philadelphia filmmakers share stories from their wild weekend of filmmaking. (Blogging ended shortly after the filmmaking weekend.)
A B P on Scott Johnston
1-Adam 12 to Central dispatch, Put out an "All Points Bulletin" on Philly 48 Hour Film Project Producer Scott Johnston. Seems that Scott never made it home from the 3rd Street Bar on Tuesday night, therefore teams unable to make the 60 mile drive to be there at midnight on Tuesday for the awards announcement, have been left out in the dark as to who won what and what for. Scott has not answered his email nor posted the list of the winners anywhere where it can be found by the lil lost sheep, and the worst is now being feared!
If anyone has any further info, please post it ASAP or email our team @ ltcproductions@mac.com
1- Adam 12 out!
- Joe Culleny, LTC Productions
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Maybe next year!!!
Next year we'll get another shot at the title!!!!
- Tony Obfenda, Scrambled Egg Films
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AWARDS
What happened to the announcement of the winners and best of??
When are the winners now going to be posted and or announced and where?
- Joe Culleny, LTC PRODUCTIONS
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That was AWESOME!
Man, what a great time! For our first outing, I was really happy with the outcome and stoked about the entire competition. Considering our extreme lack of resources; only having a four man cast/crew and being thrown a curve ball like "Holiday film" I had no expectations about winning any awards. And yet, we got "Best Use of Genre!" What an honor! I sincerely want to thank everyone - from all the team members, project organizers and audience members - for making this an extremely rewarding, and more importantly, fun experience!
- Gill, Khaotic Productions
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Next time...
This was our first time as a group so we made a very good effort. Next year we will be back with a vengence and we will win. Promise you this my friends.
- Eric, The Ivy League
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7 minute movie in 2880 minutes!!
Once again it was a blast making a short film in less than two days. Despite the crappy rain and cold we got done as much as we could and still got our film in on time.
Everyone worked hard to produce something we hoped everyone could enjoy.
- Tony, Scrambled Egg Films
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Winners?
Still waiting to see the list of winners from the Philadelphia project...Are they posted yet?
- Mike C, GLK Films
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Holiday?
Seriously? Holiday?
We'll get you next time Philadelphia 48 Hour Film Project. Next time!!!!
- PJ Bielavitz, Meatball Posse
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GREAT JOB!
I would just like to say thanks to all of the crew that hung in there through a very tough weekend. I know we overstayed our welcome a few times and kept people longer than they expected and for this I am very sorry. Hopefully it wasn't too costly because when all is said and done, this was just for fun. Kudos to the people who were thrown into unchartered waters and navigated beautifully through the night. It reminds me of one of my favorite quotes. It's from Frank Lloyd Wright. "A professional is one who does their best work when they feel least like working." You're all professionals in my book. Hats off to DIF!
- Ric Edevane, Delaware Independent Filmmakers
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the screening groups
hey philly filmmakers, just a reminder that the screening groups are as follows:
Group A Sunday May 10th @ 7pm
Group B Sunday May 10th @ 9:15
and
Group C on Monday May 11th @ 7pm
and Group D Monday May 11th @ 9:15 pm
ALL Films (including the late films) ARE able to be voted
'audience favorites' while those on-time compete for
'Best-of' awards.
remember these programs are UNrated, and the project is not designed for children, so be ye warned.
the full list of teams and Titles Screening on both days goes up here on this site Thursday.
the announcements will be made for both 'Judges' awards and 'Audience Awards' at N. 3rd bar and Restaurant
at midnite following the last final program.
(21nOver to drink)
- scott johnston, philly producer
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Screening Date
Our Son's Team was part of screening group "A", could someone please verify the date and time that these films will be screened?
Thanks in advance for your help
Joe Culleny
- Joe Culleny, L.T.C. Productions
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Film Shoot Time
Team L.T.C. set up and shot film in four location's from 7:30 AM until 9:00 PM Saturday Night and then in the pouring rain, on the beach from 9:00 AM Until 10:00 AM Sunday Morning. The average age of the L.T.C. Team was 15 years old.
Good Job Guy's and Gal, for your hard work and dedication to completing this project on time to the best of your ability.
Signed Dad
- Joseph Culleny (Dad), L.T.C. Productions
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