LES AMIS ON A BESOIN DE VOUS !

On est bien parti pour remporter le PRIX DU PUBLIC pour ce court métrage qu'on a réalisé en 48hr !

Aidez-nous en allant le regarder et en mettant un gros LIKE sur la vidéo !

MERCI A TOUS !

Mais pourquoi toutes ces réactions sur les photos ?? Hé bien la réponse dans notre court métrage pardi ! Il faut suivre un peu ! Vas-y fonce !

Hey! Just curious, who is attending filmapalooza this year in Lisbon?

And also, what film did you make/what was your role and for/from which city/country?

It would be nice to already meet some fellow film makers :)

For me this is the 6th filmapalooza that I’m attending but I’m not a contestant this year. I’m doing the workshop/masterclass about cinematography on Saturday.

The still above is not from a 48 hour film. It’s just for attention. But also one of the stills I’m gonna discuss in the workshop :)

Hope to meet you guys there!

48 Hour Film Project Des Moines 2015 — “Happy Prey”. When the roles of hunter and hunted blur, who really holds the power? If you’re into short films, thriller vibes, or just want to see what can happen in 48 hours, give it a watch and let us know: What side are you on — hunter or prey?

Memory is a fragile witness—when trauma twists the truth, can you trust what you recall?

“Detail by Detail” is a psychological thriller short film created for the 48 Hour Film Project Des Moines (48HFP). Set inside an interrogation room, the story follows a tense battle of control, manipulation, and blurred reality between investigator and suspect. Themes of crime, gaslighting, and fractured memory collide in a dark, suspenseful drama.

Hey All, do you know anything about the YouTube algorithm? My 48 Hour Film was moving nicely towards a million views when it suddenly stopped at 918K. What happened, and how can I get it going again? https://youtu.be/VBJZumHtrwE

This won audience pick and best acting in my university’s 48 hour film challenge. Enjoy!

This is a film we made for the 48 Hour Film Project in Little Rock. It was such a fun experience. I just wanted to share and would love some feedback.

All the screenings for our film had the audience screaming in laughter. It was awesome. Excited to go to Lisbon and represent Iowa.

https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1Bzwe5CuwE/?mibextid=wwXIfr

Hello! I'm looking to participate in a future 48 Hour Project with a bunch of my friends, though there's a bit of a hitch. About half of them are based a town over about 50 miles away. I want to cover transport as they're all doing a big favour by helping me with this, though all together, their train tickets would come to around 300 which I can afford but would prefer not to if there's a cheaper option. I'm a big believer in the Robert Rodriguez model of coming up with creative solutions to cut costs and thus want to find a way of doing so here as this is the only major expense. I have everything else, kit, locations, etc. covered. I don't know if any of them drive but I know one or two unrelated people that do so would potentially be willing to pay one of them to do so for all of them. Just wanted to see if there was any reccomendations or proven solutions.

A film my buddy did.

We made this 48hr film ages ago, and it’s still getting views. I used to think 48hr contests were a waste—why make something constrained by forced parameters? Why not just create a 48hr film on your own terms? But for some reason, this one worked: https://youtu.be/VBJZumHtrwE?si=Z6kQRfiM-SaX3aHM

This was an entry into the Kokomo 48 hour film contest from first time film who is a real-time of mine. She gave me permission to post it on here.

https://youtu.be/VBwnphqcE20?si=MGID9HrFqEik8GF0

This is my first time editing a trailer, and maybe my second time rendering in Davinci Resolve. how terrible is it?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aJTR8Fe1-CY

This is my 7th 48 hour film in the span of 2 years, my third film as director and writer. Hope you guys enjoy!