48HOURS - Furious Filmmaking Competition
48HOURS - Furious Filmmaking Competition
THERE CAN BE ONLY ONE
Press Release
16/04/07
48HOURS
The 'V' 48HOURS - Furious Filmmaking is the Southern Hemisphere's largest filmmaking challenge and it's back for more excitement and chaos in 2007. So drop what you're doing and start calling in all your friends and favours - this could be your chance towards fame and fortune. Or at the very least, one memorable weekend.
And all you have to do is create an entire short film from scratch in less than 48 hours - or die trying. The shoot Weekend is on May 18-20 and registration finishes early May.
Over six thousand people will participate this year with their short films shown in cinemas throughout New Zealand. The winning shorts from each city will finally compete against Peter Jackson's Wildcard picks on Live Television (C4) and one film will be crowned Grand National Winner 2007.
This year the competition invades Tairawhiti/East Coast (Gisborne, Wairoa, Napier, Hastings) so filmmakers there can compete against Auckland, Hamilton, Wellington, Christchurch and Dunedin in an all out national movie battle.
Prizes include; an indecent amount of V, Panasonic's HD AG-HVX202 HD and AG-DVX102 cameras, mammoth cash grants from Wingnut Films and New Zealand Film Commission, Sony F900R and Panasonic Varicam cinema kits from Rocket Rentals, Post-Production services from Park Road Post and Images & Sound, Stella Scholarship from Stella Artois, Ultimate LOOP CD/DVD collection, and a thrilling experience courtesy of Instant Kiwi and more.
Registration, for this year has opened and already cities are filling up in a fury. Do not miss out. Register immediately to avoid disappointment.
Hundreds of teams
compete.
Hundreds of thousands watch.
But there can
be only one winner.
Jump to the site and register your
team asap or you may miss out.
48HOURS
WRITE. SHOOT. CUT. SURVIVE.
http://www.48hours.co.nz
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