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John Saunders · May 7th, 2010, 11:31 AM

Just wanted to share our DC 48 hour film submission with everyone.

We had a lot of fun and everyone who helped out did a great job. We went into the weekend with only 1 actor and were a little freaked out but we got 2 more Friday night and enlisted the crew for the rest of it.

As a side note do you think you can pick out who the actors were and who was crew?

If you want to see the production photos you can check them out here:
Connectivity Group Productions's Photos - 48 Hour Film Fest 2010 - Production Photos | Facebook

Thanks for watching, an feedback would be great.

Bob Krieger · May 8th, 2010, 02:45 PM

I'm guessing Colleen was your "actress" and the rest were crew.

It looked good! How long did you take to come up with the concept and then shoot and edit? The DOF shots in the rodent, err, I mean, GERBIL cage looked purty darn good! The only place I can see that you used the two cameras was the interview with the sound guy. I'm also assuming that the Sony camera was a prop only.

How did you do in the competition? Love to know the outcome!

May 7th, 2010, 11:31 AM	#1
John Saunders Regular Crew Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Frederick MD Posts: 69	DC 48 hour film Just wanted to share our DC 48 hour film submission with everyone. We had a lot of fun and everyone who helped out did a great job. We went into the weekend with only 1 actor and were a little freaked out but we got 2 more Friday night and enlisted the crew for the rest of it. As a side note do you think you can pick out who the actors were and who was crew? The Wheel World on Vimeo If you want to see the production photos you can check them out here: Connectivity Group Productions's Photos - 48 Hour Film Fest 2010 - Production Photos \| Facebook Thanks for watching, an feedback would be great.

May 8th, 2010, 02:45 PM	#2
Bob Krieger Major Player Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Abita Springs, LA Posts: 245	I'm guessing Colleen was your "actress" and the rest were crew. It looked good! How long did you take to come up with the concept and then shoot and edit? The DOF shots in the rodent, err, I mean, GERBIL cage looked purty darn good! The only place I can see that you used the two cameras was the interview with the sound guy. I'm also assuming that the Sony camera was a prop only. How did you do in the competition? Love to know the outcome!