Well, it’s almost go time for this year’s 48 Hour Film Project! I wish I could say that I’m rested and ready, but the reality is that I’ve barely slept all week. So this weekend will be... interesting.
That said, just like last year, I’m going to try to tweet our progress via my (personal) Twitter feed, twitter.com/coughlan (or @coughlan, for you Twitter regulars). I’m not going to even pretend that I’ll be blogging or sending emails out across the next several days, so if you want more than just the eventual recap (and no promises as to when I’ll get around to posting that), the Twitter feed is the place to find it.
Okay, call to action time: We do have our screening night set — Wednesday, May 5, at 7:00 pm, at the AFI Silver Theatre. Tickets are now on sale — so go to the AFI site and place your order. We’d really like to have some friendly faces in the crowd! (And since ours is officially designated a “PG-13” screening, you can bring the younger viewers as well.)
Well, that’s about all I have time for now — I’ve still got paperwork to fill out, gear to load up, a cooler to clear out, messages to send, phone calls to make, potential locations to sift through, actor lists to assemble, and more than a little last-minute shopping to do (so glad I decided to take today off from the day job). So I’ll sign off for now, and look forward to seeing (many of) you at the screening.
Off to make a movie!
2 comments:
...it was fun watching your adventure through the #48hfp twitter tag. Glad to hear that you liked the finished product (definitely the highest objective in the endeavor if you ask me).
Be sure to write here and debrief about the experience. I think that this year, more than ever before, the 48HFP community is linked across geographic boundaries and is learning from the experience of other players in cites across the world.
Congrats on completion. We can't wait to see your work online -- once the screening is complete.
Oh, I will — still recovering today, but I'll be posting the recap soon!
Thanks for following along!
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