Podcasts about 48hfp

The 48 Hour Film Project (48HFP) challenges its participants to create a short film from scratch on a single weekend. In this episode, host Candice Bloch sits down with Lisa Giles, the city producer for the Richmond 48 Hour Film Project. They discuss how the 48HFP came to be and grow to over 100 cities internationally, the fun details and parameters of the challenge, and more. It just may inspire you to want to join in on a memorable weekend of your own!To learn more about this fantastic filmmaking extravaganza visit 48hourfilm.com.And click here to learn more about the Richmond Film Network.(Episode originally released 3/19/23)

The 48 Hour Film Project (48HFP) challenges its participants to create a short film from scratch on a single weekend. In this episode, host Candice Bloch sits down with Lisa Giles, the city producer for the Richmond 48 Hour Film Project. They discuss how the 48HFP came to be and grow to over 100 cities internationally, the fun details and parameters of the challenge, and more. It just may inspire you to want to join in on a memorable weekend of your own! To learn more about this fantastic filmmaking extravaganza visit 48hourfilm.com.And click here to learn more about the Richmond Film Network.

Krk talks with long time 48 Hour Film Project participant in Seattle and Portland, Brian Sutherland. They talk about the winning strategies that the various teams he's worked with have employed. (He's been in 2 Seattle winning films and 1 in Portland!) He describes how the 48HFP has helped him create a career as an actor and acting coach. Then Krk and Brian dig into the ethics of cheating in the 48... or rather they both wonder why anyone would cheat in the 48. WHat's the possible benefit really?

Kris, Krk, Indra, and Wouter discuss their recent 48HFP related travels to the south of France and basically all of Montana east to west!

Franklin Carpio is a union grip in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, indie filmmaker, 48 Hour Film Project participant and all around nice dude. We discuss why the 48HFP resonates with him, how it helped train him for the rigors of working on long, professional shoots. We also dig into the idea that filmmaking isn't just about actors, directors, cinematographers, and editors... the needs of film production span a wide variety of professional occupations.

In this episode, Krk basically laughs through the entire episode because that is what he and his buddy, Dima Levanchuk do when they get together. On the serious side, they discuss how Dima went from a career in math and science at Boeing to doing the 48 Hour Film Project, then working at pop culture phenomenon, Funko, and eventually on to AWS at Amazon. There's also talk about the seriously goofy films they made together in the 48HFP sibling event, The Four Points Film Project. And... And... Krk geeks out over the fact that Dima introduced him to Charlie Benante, Frank Bello, and Mark Osegueda of Anthrax and Death Angel respectively. Sister's Revenge https://youtu.be/rJQh1PYRFh0 Derailed https://youtu.be/lhNUmswOcsg The Perfect Pieces https://vimeo.com/453846740 Anthrax - Madhouse https://vimeo.com/453846740 Anthrax - I Am The Law https://vimeo.com/453846740 Charlie Benante, Frank Bello, and Mark Osegueda - City of Blinging Lights https://vimeo.com/453846740

Kirk and Indra have a long chat with Nisse Eimers, a Dutch filmmaker and frequent 48 Hour Film Project participant. They go into the depths of why people participate in the 48HFP. Do the awards really matter? How does a competitive nature fit into the equation? They also dissect why it seems that the Dutch 48 Hour filmmakers are always making their films at such a high level compared to other countries... along with France of course. And it's not necessarily what you might think! They also discuss the importance of music in film and how it completes the magic. Nisse Eimers on IMDB https://www.imdb.com/name/nm6235359 Which One Am I Again? https://open.spotify.com/artist/08U5mEjyTdFQC1cMurMeWt?si=FPHZYVMARXq7I15Obk1nEw

In this episode, Krk and Indra chat with Christopher Cherry, long time co-producer of the Toronto, Canada 48 Hour Film Project. We discuss his journey from film to participating in and ultimately running the 48HFP in Toronto. Along the way, we discuss the virtues of attending film school as well as the benefits of not attending film school and just diving into the industry by working in film and television at entry level positions. We then devolve into meandering chatter about set slang, tattoos, Canadian period piece television, Steven Spielberg, Sam Raimi, Matt Berry, What We Do In The Shadows, and Peter Jackson. There's also some jabber about middle child syndrome. 48 Hour Film Project Toronto https://48hourfilm.com/en/toronto 48 Hour Film Project San Francisco https://48hourfilm.com/en/sanfrancisco 48 Hour Film Project Arnhem https://48hourfilm.com/en/arnhem Soylent Green https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0070723 Tattoo Bob https://www.tattoobob.nl/ What We Do In The Shadows https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7908628/

This week Josh flies solo and takes a deep dive into his creative journey.

This week Josh flies solo and takes a deep dive into his creative journey.

This week Josh flies solo and takes a deep dive into his creative journey.

In this very special Freaky Friday episode of 48 Hour Heroes: Origin Stories, Olivier Dussausse, the producer for 48HFP France and guest on Episode 5, interviews Krk. They discuss the more rewarding aspects of being a 48HFP city producer, our goals as city producers, favorite Filmapalooza moments, the time Krk fell down on stage and hit his head, and much much more. Episode 5 - Olivier Dussause https://audioboom.com/posts/8030091-olivier-dussausse-48-hour-film-project-producer-france Seattle 48 Hour Film Project https://48hourfilm.com/seattle-wa Paris 48 Hour Film Project https://48hourfilm.com/paris Filmapalooza https://48hourfilmproj.zohobackstage.com/Filmapalooza2022-WashingtonDC

In today's episode, I chat with Scott Vasquez and Ashley Cordelia, a couple of 48 Hour Filmmakers from Orange County, CA. We discuss Scott's film, The OCD, which tackles the topic of being one's true self living with Autism and the difficulties it poses emotionally and socially. On a lighter note, we discuss the budding creative and professional relationship that Scott and Ashley share, the differences in social climate between the Seattle and SoCal filmmaking communities, horror movies (70s horror movies in particular!), and how the 48HFP has helped develop their careers. For more information on Scott, Ashley, and Limestreet Productions, please check out the links below. The Lime Street YouTube page https://www.youtube.com/user/scottof83 The Lime Street Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/LimeStreetStudio Lime Street Instagram https://www.instagram.com/lime.street.entertainment/ https://www.instagram.com/scott.matthew.lime.street/ Ashley Cordelia Instagram https://www.instagram.com/ashley.cordelia/ Ashley Cordelia Youtube page https://www.youtube.com/c/AshleyCordeliaARTIST Films The OCD https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yXKnHxrNSP8&t=1s Saved by a Vampire https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FEhJ4YeEwvM Raising a Vampire https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_v4Yswe4Tc0 Hahn vs. Gilgallon https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DBB5nWLHJA0

In this episode, Kat, Michael and I dig deep to discuss the issues that really matter... winter driving in the Midwest versus Seattle. We also discuss the importance of developing a supportive and nurturing community for our 48HFP participants with an emphasis on developing supportive relationships with local businesses and film organizations. It's also the last week of early bird registration for the 2022 Madison 48HFP, so if you're interested in participating in this year's event, please go register now to save yourself $20! We also gush over our love of horror movies in general, and in particular: Evil Dead 2, Dead Alive, Sam Raimi, Peter Jackson, and Bruce Campbell.

In this episode, Indus and I talk about ballet, stunts, our mutual love of Simon Pegg, Martin Freeman, Taika Waititi, and Benedict Cumberbatch. We also chat about the difficulties of filmmaking during the pandemic, and how the 48HFP helped filmmakers deal with it.

In this episode I chat with Woouter Van Gestel, City Producer for Arnhem and Eindhoven, NL as well of the director of technology for the 48HFP. We discuss his journey to the world of filmmaking and to the world of the 48HFP and ultimately to director of web operations and technology for 48HFP HQ. There's talk of Filmapalooza, road trips, what's upcoming for 48 City Producers and participants... and Covid.

In today's episode I chat with Amy Lillard, the Washington State Film Commissioner and Executive Director of Washington Filmworks. We talk about filmmaking in Washington state, the 48 Hour Film Project, and how freaking old we're getting. We recorded, in person, at our favorite watering hole and long time 48HFP supporter, Solo Bar in Seattle. https://www.washingtonfilmworks.org/ https://www.solo-bar.com/

In this episode I have TWO special guests, my 48HFP co-producer, Kris Flink, and the winner of the inaugural Montana 48 Hour Film Project, Dave Flores. We chat about Dave's filmmaking background, making movies in Montana, Filmapalooza, why it's risky to use firearms on a set without a location permit, and beer. I also want to give a shoutout to the trailer for an upcoming indie film project that Dave is working on! https://vimeo.com/677566992

Olivier and I discuss the backstory of how he became involved with the 48 Hour Film Project, going from participant to City Producer of Paris, to running the entire operation in France! We also chat about what it's like to hold a Filmapalooza event in your city as well as gush about how much we love both the filmmaking events as well as Filmapalooza. We also dig a bit into how the Covid pandemic has brought about some changes to the 48HFP that may or may not have eventually happened organically.

In this episode, Krk chats with Dino Moore, the City Producer for the Atlanta 48 Hour Film Project. They discuss Dino's rather unorthodox entry into the world of filmmaking, his time working on HBO's "The Wire", participating in the 48HFP, Filmapalooza, and his new family of fellow 48HFP City Producers.

Welcome to 48 Hour Heroes: Origin Stories! Episode 1: Mark Ruppert - Co-founder and Executive Producer of the 48 Hour Film Project. In this episode I talk with Mark Ruppert, the co-founder and executive producer of the 48 Hour Film Project. We'll discuss the origins of the 48HFP, Filmapalooza, and in particular, what makes Filmapalooza a must-attend event for 48HFP City Winners as well as all other participants.

Welcome to Season 3! Just kidding... The team had originally intended for this episode to be the first of the new season, but as usual, things did not go as planned. But, they did not want this episode to go to waste! So enjoy this bonus episode where the guys talk about their experience during the 48 Hour Film Project and a run-in with an angry human.

"Oh, what a day! What a lovely day!" Dit is de aflevering die je niet voor mogelijk hield. Host Ruud heeft iemand gevonden die het graag wil opnemen tegen Mad Max: Fury Road. Dit post-apocalyptische actie-epos van regisseur George Miller wordt door veel kenners gezien als een van de beste actiefilms van de 21ste eeuw. Vooruit, tot nu toe dan. Ronkende motoren, chroomkleurige gezichtsverf en een knalrode freak met een vlammende gitaar. En dat allemaal in een feloranje woestijn, met een soundtrack van Junkie XL. Wat valt daar nou niet leuk aan te vinden? Te gast deze keer is Indra van 't Hooft. Zij is City Producer bij het 48 Hour Film Project (48HFP), voor Eindhoven en Nijmegen, en zelf fervent filmmaker. Meestal in de rol van producent. Ze had natuurlijk mee kunnen gaan in de overweldigende stroom van populaire opinie. Maar, geheel Furiosa waardig, sloeg ze plotseling linksaf. En dus ontstaat er opnieuw een titanenstrijd, maar dan nu aan de podcastmicrofoon. In het vierde deel van de Mad Max-cyclus zien we Tom Hardy in de titelrol. Hij raakt verstrikt in een reddingsoperatie. Imperator Furiosa (Charlize Theron) probeert namelijk met haar oorlogstruck de bruiden van geweldenaar Immortan Joe (Hugh Keays-Byrne) veilig te stellen. En dan blijkt één van Joe's soldaten, Nux (Nicholas Hoult) ook stiekem aan boord te zijn geklommen.  En verder hebben we het ook over de wondere wereld van Tolkien, hoe filmsmaak een wig kan drijven in een relatie en de verwachte golf van boze reacties die Indra gaat krijgen van bevriende filmmakers. Steun Duimpjeworstelen op Patreon! En ontvang leuke extraatjes ^_^ Links: Indra's IMDb-pagina: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm5583117/  Indra's film Dimension of None: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OQI_Hrodtec  Dam Director's Cut, waarin Indra praat over 48HFP: https://soundcloud.com/broadcast-amsterdam/48-hour-film-project-how-does  48HFP Nijmegen: https://www.48hourfilm.com/nl/nijmegen-nl  Extra links: Aflevering "Higher, further, faster" van Marvel 616, over vrouwen die bij Marvel Comics werken: https://whatsondisneyplus.com/marvels-616-episode-2-higher-further-faster-disney-preview/  Lindsay Ellis over Mad Max: Fury Road: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PLLGN7zv-3k en https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o0QO7YuKKdI  Frame by Frame: 'How Mad Max directed you': https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L6N5N1u7ync  'What writers could learn from Mad Max' van Just Write: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9u6DwJOs604  Mad Max in Earthling Cinema: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qnYwWrFJeqA 

This episode, we discuss the 48HFP, UFC and more.

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Seth and Kyle are back after the brief hiatus preparing for and participating in the 48 Hour Film Festival. Jamison Lyman guest stars to recap the competition this year.

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Gorilla Film School. On our podcast, the Dailies give you short bits of filmmaking and acting advice almost every day, plus our longer form interviews and trainings with filmmakers and actors. Get instant access to all of our training at http://gorillafilmschool.com. Join us at Filmapalooza: http://48hourfilm.com/filmapalooza  

Si les fêtes de fin d'années sont l'occasion de se retrouver en famille, c'est aussi le moment où l'on va juger la vie de chacun. ►► PLUS D'INFOS EN DESCRIPTION ◄◄ Vidéo réalisée dans le cadre du 48h Film Project de Lyon Faire un film en 48h 2017 Eléments imposés : Genre : Film de famille Personnage : Thierry ou Thérèse Hilaire - Acrobate Objet : Une saucisse Phrase : Suis ton instinct ----- ► Soutenez notre travail sur Tipeee : https://www.tipeee.com/demos-kratos ► Notre page Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/DemKrat/ ► Notre compte Twitter : https://twitter.com/DemosKratosJM?lang=fr ----- Avec : Aude Olazabal, Antoine Tamet, Leslie Warden Scénario : Démos Kratos Réalisation : Julien Malara Image : Antoine Chevalier Prise de son et lumière : Pierre-Marc Schneider ----- 30 007 abos

On Halloween Eve, Minki and Tracy attended the first screening of Washington DC 48 Hour Film Project's horror competition to watch eight horror shorts made by professional and aspiring filmmakers. After the show at the Landmark E-Street Cinema they interviewed James Lewis, one of the producers of the festival. Tune in to hear James talk about this group of films and his answer to "WHY HORROR?" Then stick through the end to hear a quick synopsis of each of the films before Minki names his favorite of the bunch and then tries to force Tracy into picking the same one.

The 48HFP will bring a wild weekend of filmmaking fun to Chicago on August 25 – 27, 2017. On this weekend, our local film scene will explode with filmmakers making films in just 48 hours. Armed with a genre, character, prop and line of dialogue, our fearless filmmakers will make their way through the cinematic jungle and emerge with a creative masterpiece. And this year, for the FIRST time in Chicago, the team that wins “”Best Film””, will also win a GRAND PRIZE of $1,000!

This Week on Why You Still Up?: Cassandra and Brittany recap their 48 Hour Film Project experience, process the Brexit vote and talk about the magic Matilda made them feel as children. Rated Q for "Quiet, We're Huntin' Wabbits" WYSU is produced by North Sound Studios & Strike Twice Creative. Outro Music by Wylson (Wylsn – Rahab) Sound Recordist: Bradley Bernard

In this special video episode, first airing July 2, 2013, Bjorn and Bill take you behind the scenes for Tohubohu’s production of “The Writer’s Dilemma” for the 2013 DC 48 Hour Film Project. If you run into any problems (or have any suggestions), please don’t hesitate to drop us a line at podcast@tohubohu.tv, or visit our website at www.tohubohu.tv.

In this extended episode, first airing December 1, 2012, we discuss the recently completed 48 Hour Music Video Project with DC event producer Dave Nuttycombe and DC event-winning director Jonathan Zuck, as well as talking holiday movie memories with the DMV filmmaking community. If you run into any problems (or have any suggestions), please don’t hesitate to drop us a line at podcast@tohubohu.tv, or visit our website at www.tohubohu.tv.

In this extended episode, first airing June 5, 2012, we’ll conduct our official recap of the 2012 48 Hour Film Project for Washington, DC — focusing not only on Tohubohu’s entry, the dramatic short “At Last,” but also on the efforts of an assortment of other team leaders and participants. If you run into any problems (or have any suggestions), please don’t hesitate to drop us a line at podcast@tohubohu.tv, or visit our website at www.tohubohu.tv.

In this episode, first airing May 1, 2012, we’ll speak with Mark Ruppert, creator and co-founder of the 48 Hour Film Project, and chat with a few 48 Hour Film Project team leaders — past and present — about their most memorable experiences and current plans. If you run into any problems (or have any suggestions), please don’t hesitate to drop us a line at podcast@tohubohu.tv, or visit our website at www.tohubohu.tv.

In this episode, first airing April 3, 2012, we’ll try to be good in the room, explore some film beginnings, skim over the calendar, and review some of the lessons we’ve learned across nine years of 48 Hour Film Project productions. If you run into any problems (or have any suggestions), please don’t hesitate to drop us a line at podcast@tohubohu.tv, or visit our website at www.tohubohu.tv.

In this episode, first airing November 1, 2011, we’ll talk about what we’ve been watching recently, an awards ceremony and a film festival to look for this month, and the top ten essentials any filmmaker needs to tackle the 48 Hour Film Project. If you run into any problems (or have any suggestions), please don’t hesitate to drop us a line at podcast@tohubohu.tv, or visit our website at www.tohubohu.tv.

We’re back! Technically, this is the fifth entry in the Tohubohu Productions Producer Podcast, but let’s be honest. The last three were prerecorded commentary tracks. Valuable and educational, perhaps (and not available to the general public before now), but not exactly original. So at last we’ve got some new content for you. This time, your host William Coughlan is joined by longtime Tohubohu storyboard artist and D.P. Adam Young. Topics include the latest team updates and some information on the tools of the no-budget indie trade, specifically Dan Selakovich’s book “Killer Camera Rigs That you Can Build.”

Here it is! The introductory podcast for Tohubohu Productions, as recorded by Tohubohu veteran director/producer William R. Coughlan. Yes, it’s cheesy. Yes, it’s unpolished and unedited. But that’s what makes it real, right? Right? Okay, so we’re not buying it either. Just give it a listen and stay tuned. They’ll get better. We promise. In this episode: A brief introduction and an announcement of our plans to enter the 2006 48 Hour Film project. If you run into any problems (or have any suggestions), please don’t hesitate to drop us a line at podcast@tohubohu.tv, or visit our website at www.tohubohu.tv.