48 Hour Film Project 2012: BEST FILM Winners (by City), Skiffleboom.com
This is a list of all the full-length “Best Film” winners of the 48 HOUR FILM PROJECT, 2012 (as of April 24, 2013). These city winners were screened at Filmapalooza March 7-10, 2013 at the official 48HFP Awards Weekend. 10 of the best films of the 2012 Tour will be screened at the Cannes Film Festival‘s Short Film Corner in 2013.
Please note: Some filmmakers opt not to post their videos. Several filmmakers enter their 48 Hour films into various film festivals—festivals whose rules prohibit sharing their films online. Updates to can be left in the comments, full length films only.
Compiled by Michael McVey, Skiffleboom.com (Boston 2012 Best Film Winner, 48HFP – “MANNA“)
Albuquerque: “Where Sheep May Safely Graze” by Trinidad Mustache
Amsterdam: “Rauwtafel” by Tutti Crew
Asheville: “Hickory Dickory Dock” by Out of State Bank
Atlanta: “A Head Held High” by FUGO Studios
Austin: “Don’t Look at Me” by Out of State Bank
Baltimore: “Welcome To The Neighborhood” by Star Wipe Films
Barcelona: “Iron Man” by Los Churumbeles de Paca
Belgium: “<3” by Sjoerd de Bont
Berlin: “The Last City” by Tight Tonic
Boston: “Manna” by Skiffleboom
Brisbane: “The Fox & The Flightless Bird” by Team Rabriate
Buffalo: “Perdition” by Idle Entertainment
Cairo: “I’m Going to Space” by The Leaders
Chicago: “Module 47” by Back 40 Productions
Columbus: “Last Call” by CineMache
Dallas: “No Good Deed” by Bad and Classic Productions
Delhi: “Pen Chor” by Q
Denver: “Eleven 0 One” by Stranger Studios
Des Moines: “The Last Airbander” by Slater Maxwell Productions
Detroit: “It Came from Zarnek” by Camp Super Rad Fire
Dijon: “Pursuit” by CHapet Hill
Dundee: “GoodNewsBurningFire: The Musical” by Little Earth Productions
Edinburgh: “Coffin Up” by Dead Square
Fargo: “The Hardest Part” by Team Wilhelm Scream
Geneva: “Sinister Games” by Grahal
Glasgow: “Coast” by Uneffable
Granada: “Y yo Peor” by il Sceneggiatore
Greensboro: “Cake” by Amalgamated Filmworks
Hampton Roads: “Worst…Day…Ever!!!” by Synergy 757
Houston: “Crackerjack” by Raven Films
Hyderabad: “Anukokunda” by Vinoothna Geetha
Indianapolis: “The Days Before” by Invisible Magnets
Inland Empire: “Dark Horizons” by Men of Low Moral Fiber
Istanbul: “Nevred” by Nevred
Jackson: “The Retirement Party” by Eye Suck
Jacksonville: “Nora” by Moses von Holland
Johannesburg: “Beau Belle Cosmetics” by Team Pi R Squared
Kansas City: “Road Movie” by IZZO Productions
Kaohsiung: “Presence” by Mary Stewed Chicken Wings
Kraków: “48h TV” by Kinomelina Studio
Kuala Lumpur: “Misi Y.B.” by Splaspan
Las Vegas: “Super Awesome Buddy Squad” Light Forge Studios
Lisbon: “Os Indomáveis (The Unstoppables)” by GOLPE
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Little Rock: “La Petite Mort” by BrickHut [canwestartagain]
Los Angeles: “The Crossing” by B & C
Louisville: “Phenomenal Johnson” by Team HiHo!
Lyon: “Les Dernières Marches (The Last Steps)” by Le Loups Blancs
Machinima: “Crueler Heads Prevail” by Oblivious Films
Madison: “Filling In” by Firmament Films
Madrid: “Lacrimal” by El Mono con Platillos
Malaga: “Los Pájaros” by AAOI
Melbourne: “The Anti-Social Network” by Ready to Roll
Memphis: “Dead Giveaway” by Hero Shot
Miami: “Split” by Underlab Studios
Milwaukee: “Until Death” by Flip Eleven Creative
Minneapolis: “Coming Out” by Above-the-Line Entertainment
Nashville: “George” by Just a Little Bit Films
New Hampshire: “Coming of Age” by Purple Finch Moving Picture Society
New Haven: “Kitty Carlson and the Hunt for the West Brookfield Creeper” by Password 123
New Orleans: “The Adventures of Keith Flippen, Didgeridoo Player from the 3rd Dimension” by Zombie and the Brain
New South Wales: “Resurrection” by The Starwipes
Nijmegen: “Exorsister” by Thinkfish Media
Oklahoma City: “Living Dead with the Decays” by Option D Productions
Orlando: “Bottomless” by Startfest
Osaka: “Holiday” by Captain Movie
Paducah: “TimmyVision” by Burning Bush Productions
Paris: “Le Dernier Role de Jacques Serres” by Equipe Avec Volontiers
Philadelphia: “Silent Treatment” by Thing Two
Pittsburgh: “Letter Die: A Gamut Sibling Mystery” by Mike & Andy
Portland, Maine: “Shaggy & Lola” by Round Bale Pictures
Prague: “Hlavní Chod” by Láska
Providence: “Relax” by Stand Up Films
Rotterdam: “Sorry” by Team Jeroen Houben
Rome: “Abbiamo Tutta La Notte (We Have All Night)” by Diero Productions
St. Louis: “Imagined Slights” by Boxing Clever
Salt Lake City: “Tic” by Al Kessler Centennial Squadron
San Antonio: “The Cow Jumped Over The Moon: The Musical” by Merky Water Films
San Francisco: “Always There” by Straight to DVD
San Jose “O’kane 1.0” by Fish Eye Films
Savannah: “American Sugar” by Pink Squirrel
Seattle: “The Vespa Vigilante” by Golden Doodle
Seville: “La Próxima Parada” by Entreleones
Tampa-St. Petersburg: “F” by Klingon Tears
Tel Aviv: “Everything is Alright” by Hebet
Utrecht: “Broerloos” by Extra Strong Productions
Warsaw: “Ile stopni ma cieply Glos” by Sahimoto Pictures
Washington D.C.: “Advancing Age” by Big Honkin’
48HFP Awards and “THE MAKING OF MANNA” Documentary by Skiffleboom [Best Film Winner – 2012 Boston 48 Hour Film Project]
“Good news everyone!” Skiffleboom Productions’ entry into the 48 Hour Film Project, Boston 2012 made it all the way to the “Best of Boston” screening. On June 20th, 2012, a selection of the “best” competing 48HFP films were screened at the Kendall Square Theatre, where the judge’s awards were announced. Skiffleboom was awarded the following:
Audience Award, Screening “D”
Best Use of Genre
Best Cinematography – Seth Wood
Best Actor – Elise Manning
Best Directing – Michael McVey
Best Film
Our team is very humbled—we thank everyone who helped make “Manna” possible. Special thanks to 48HFP’s Boston Producer Ben Guaraldi and his team, the judges, and the 84 teams who successfully submitted films this year. We greatly encourage you to explore the 2012 entries and discover for yourself the variety of filmmaking talent and taste of the greater Boston area.
Here is a documentary I put together on the making of “Manna”
… This is a comprehensive look into our team’s approach to filmmaking under the 48-hour deadline, and provides some first-hand information and techniques for aspiring 48HFP participants.
“Experience is a brutal teacher, but you learn. My God, do you learn.”
― C.S. Lewis
Michael McVey, Skiffleboom.com
Listen to Michael McVey speak about the 48 Hour Film Project on WGBH, with Edgar B. Herwick III and Mark Green on BOSTON PUBLIC RADIO:
http://www.wgbh.org/programs/Boston-Public-Radio-1936/episodes/Thurs-71212Quick-Flicks-40165
and watch some of Mike’s favorites from Boston’s 2012 48HFP: http://wgbhnews.org/post/six-winning-48-hour-films
“Manna” by Skiffleboom, “Best Film” Winner of 2012 Boston 48 Hour Film Project, 48hfp
Here is Skiffleboom Productions‘ entry into the 48 Hour Film Project, Boston 2012.
The 48 Hour Film Project is a wild and sleepless weekend in which teams make a movie—write, shoot, edit and score it—in just 48 hours. We started Friday, 7pm on May 18, 2012, and finished Sunday at 7pm, May 20th. The competition is screened at the Kendall Cinema in Cambridge and the films are judged by both panel and audience. Winners progress to regionals.
Manna by Skiffleboom Productions, 48 Hour Film Project Boston 2012
It was some of the most fun I’ve ever had. I’ll be making movies for the rest of my life.
Requirements:
Genre – Science Fiction
Line – You’re making a big mistake.
Character: Ivana Wright, interior decorator
Prop – Chocolate
“Manna”
Directed by Michael McVey
Written by Kristen Hamill & Michael McVey
Director of Photography – Seth Wood
Composer – Robby Candido
Editors – Kristen Hamill & Michael McVey
Production Sound Mixer – Kellen Sutherland
Q & A: Manna Premiere at Kendall Theater, Cambridge MA, Skiffleboom. Left to right: Michael McVey (director, writer, editor), Kristen Hamill (writer, editor), Robby Candido (composer), and Seth Wood (cinematographer). Photo by Stefan Malner.
Starring – Elise Manning
with
Valerie Roberts
Neal Cutler
Jason Dornhoffer
Terry Murtaugh
Characters:
Denise McIsaac
Katie Haynes
Joseph Vinueza
Uriah Barker
Steven Heim
Stephen Fischetti
Whitney Owens
Bronwyn Cooke
Nate Betts
Special Thanks to
Evelyn Schwager
Margalit Rosenblatt
Emily Lipscomb
Karen Hamill & Dave Hope
Michael McVey, Skiffleboom.com
Cast and Crew photo – Skiffleboom Productions. 48 Hour Film Project Boston 2012.
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