Hey NY 48HFP Filmmakers,

The 48 Hour Film Project's sister competition, the National Film
Challenge, is taking place on October 19th through the 22nd!

Teams from around the world will write, shoot, and edit a short film
in three days. They will receive a character, prop, line of dialogue,
and a genre on a secure website at 7pm local time on October 19th and
must mail their film in on October 22nd. In the following weeks the
top films (determined by a panel of judges) will be available for
viewing (and voting!) on our website (www.filmchallenge.org). There
will be two big winners this year - The Judges Winner and The
Audience Award Winner (determined by the online voting.) Both films
will screen with the 48 Hour Film Project City Winners at this year's
48 Hour Film Project end of year event (TBD.) In addition there will
be cash prizes for the winning films! ($1,000 for Best Film and $500
for the Audience Award Winner.)

Registration is open until October 18 and is $125.

Visit the National Film Challenge webpage here: www.filmchallenge.org

Brought to you by KDHX Community Media and the 48 Hour Film Project.

Doug Whyte
National Film Challenge Producer

The Envelope Please!

And, the Winners of The Visa Presents New York 48 Hour Film Project 2007

Best Credit Sequence : Sticks by Brooklyn on Foot

 And NOW the moment you've all been waiting for...

Best Film of the New York 48HFP 2007

Long Night

by Redux Pictures

Congratulations to all of our awards winners!

Be sure to check http://www.48.tv for more award winning films.

Mica Scalin

 newyork@...

New York Producer

48 Hour Film Project

www.48hourfilm.com

I am looking for a few volunteers to help out at each 48 HFP screening
on Wednesday and Thursday, this week.

Those who volunteer for a screening will get a free ticket to the
other screening that evening.

If you are interested in volunteering, please email me ASAP!

Thanks

Mica Scalin
New York Producer
newyork@...

The 48 Hour Film Project
www.48hourfilm.com

Hi! Justin and Debby Jahnke are looking for a great 48 hr team to hook
up with. Debby is capable of script writing, costuming, some makeup-I
have 5 years haunted house experience.... Can sew and have a number of
costumes, plus 35 acre property located in PA with 1800s barn, pond,
old cabin, regular 4 bedroom colonial home, we have a horse, for those
Westerns, we have Star Trek costume, pimp costumes, all types of
Halloween characters, Western wear, hooker costumes, could have access
to the high school band, for background music...

Justin has been active in acting and some stunt work, has completed 13
film projects, and has also completed television episodic work. He is
Best known for thrillers, and horror type genre, including a Stephen
King based short, has great comedic timing, etc.

Reels can be viewed at Google Video, search on justinjahnke.

Also check his resume on IMDB professional, includes headshots.

Debby and Justin Jahnke
stardansams@...

I am having a little get together tomorrow evening so we can discuss
plans for this years NYC 48HFP. Please feel free to drop by!

Tuesday May 8th from 6-8pm
Paquito's Restaurant (outside in the patio - if weather permits!)
143 First Avenue at 9th street
New York, NY 10003-2943

walking distance from F,L,6, N,R
http://www.paquitosrestaurant.com
google map
http://maps.google.com/maps?q=143+First+Avenue&ie=UTF8&oe=UTF-8&client=firefox-a\
&om=1&z=16&ll=40.729487,-73.984981&spn=0.006586,0.014248&iwloc=addr

I'm a 48 Hour film veteran and have continued to produce movies since
last year's competition. I'm showing one of my films Saturday, May
12th, in a theatre downtown and looking for other film-makers to do the
same. If you or someone you know is a film-maker that wants to premiere
their film in a bona fide theatre, I'm organizing a mini-fim
festival ... title of the festival TBA. I'm trying to find between 5 -
10 film-makers that want to premiere their projects with mine to split
the cost of a theatre rental in New York. Looking for films between 5 -
15 minutes. After the movies are screened, we'll have a Q&A with all
the film-makers and the audience.

If interested, please email Chuck at: chuck.hadad@...

 -  -  - - The 48 Hour Film Project returns to NYC June 15-17 -  -  -  -

Please join us Tueday May 8th from 6-8pm @ Paqioto's (143 1st Ave at 8th st)

If you need an actress, check out www.amyhoerler.com for more info,
reel, headshot, resume, and photos!
Thanks so much!
-Amy
"The Versatile Actress"
www.amyhoerler.com

i own/use fcp, musicbed dv, soundtrack, gl2, celtx, i live in monterey ca but
will fly to ny for
the next project, Cal

Just a quick note before the weekend...

The National Film Challenge starts tonight!  Good luck to all you New
York filmmakers who are participating!

Also...

Congratulations to Skyhawk Pictures whose 2006 New York 48HFP Film
"Sweetmeats" will screen next week at NAB New York!  Come check it out
  next Wednesday, October 25 at 6pm, Javits Center.

48 Hour Filmmakers get a $100 discount off the conference price and
free exhibits passes.  Both get you into the screening for free!  See
the details below.

Have a great weekend!
-Christina

Christina M. Ruppert
New York Producer
48 Hour Film Project
www.48hourfilm.com


You're Invited to NAB New York !

Come to the National Association of Broadcasters New York Conference
on October 23-26! Geared to the professional production and
post-production community, NAB features workshops and exhibits on
cutting edge technologies and techniques.

We will screen a selection of the Best 48 Hour Films of 2006 on
Wednesday, October 25th at 6pm. As part of our participation, NAB
offers all 48 Hour filmmakers free Exhibits passes (regularly $125
each). Also, there is a 48 Hour Film Participant Discount of $100 off
the total Post|Production Conference New York registration. It applies
to the Post|Production Conference New York Full Package OR
Post|Production Conference New York One Day Conference Pass.

What's Included
Whether registering for exhibits only or for a complete conference,
all NAB New York participants enjoy access to over 90 exhibiting
companies, plus these additional highlights:
- Opening Cocktail Reception
- Keynote Sessions
- Exhibit Floor Lunch
- Film Screenings (including the 48HFP!)
- NABEF/BEA/RTNDA Career Fair

Registering
When registering for NAB, 48 Hour Filmmakers should:

1) On the Registration Page, click on Register with a VIP exhibits Pass

2) On the Profile Page, when asked "Please indicate one category that
best describes you," check the box for "48 Hour Film Participant"

3) On the Registration Category page, choose either:
- VIP Exhibits (48 Hour Flim Participant) and enter "NY11" in the
space which says "Enter VIP Code." This will enable you to have a free
Exhibits Pass !
-OR-
- Conference (48 Hour Film Participant) and then select from Content
Creation or Business Media Forums on the next page.

(Note: The $100 Discount ONLY applies to the conference listed above.
The Discount will be applied on the payment page - be sure to double
check this before paying.)

Films to be Screened
1.  "Neighbors: A Western Sort of" by Agile H Productions, DC
2.  "Sweetmeats" by Skyhawk Pictures, New York
3.  "Untitled" by WIT Films, DC
4.  "Le Gaffe" by The CinemAsylum, Miami
5.  "Stuff'd" by Sleepy Eye, Minneapolis
6.  "07" by Brain Bucket Films, LTD, LA
7.  "Flight to Freedom" by Magnetoscope Pictures, Cincinnati
8.  "I Will Not . . ." by Bargain Basement Films, Baltimore

Hello New York Filmmakers!

October is going to be a busy month, especially for 48 Hour Film
Project filmmakers.  Start making plans to produce a film in the
National Film Challenge, October 20-23, then head to the National
Association of Broadcasters (NAB) conference in New York, October 23-
26.  NAB Exhibits passes are free to 48HFP filmmakers.  See below!

-Christina

Christina M. Ruppert
New York Producer
48 Hour Film Project
www.48hourfilm.com


Enter the National Film Challenge!

Not enough filmmaking in your life? Sign up for 48 Hours' sister
competition, the National Film Challenge, October 20-23. The nation-
wide contest is similar to the 48HFP, but filmmakers get a little bit
more time. On Friday at 7 p.m., competing teams receive their genre
by email along with the required character, prop and line of
dialogue. The finished films are mailed to the National Film
Challenge headquarters in St Louis, Missouri and must be postmarked
that Monday, October 23.

Now in its forth year, the National Film Challenge is an extended 48
Hour competition formed in partnership with KDHX-TV, a public access
community station in St. Louis that encourages independent media
production. In 2005, 139 teams from 32 states completed the National
Film Challenge. Congratulations to 3 Second Rule Productions of
Miami, Florida whose film, "The First Robot," won the Best of the
2005 National Film Challenge.

Registration for the National Film Challenge begins on September 1.
Teams are accepted on a first come, first served basis.
Go to: http://www.filmchallenge.com/


48HFP Goes to NAB New York!

All 48 Hour filmmakers are invited to attend the National Association
of Broadcasters (NAB) conference in New York, October 23-26. Geared
to the professional production and post-production community, NAB
features workshops and exhibits on cutting edge technologies and
techniques. 48HFP executive producers, Mark Ruppert and Liz Langston,
will screen a selection of the Best 48 Hour Films of 2006 on
Wednesday, October 25. As part of our participation, NAB offers all
48 Hour filmmakers free Exhibits passes (regularly $75 each). All the
major film/video brands will be present, showcasing the latest in
cameras, HD technologies and digital editing.

When registering for NAB, 48 Hour filmmakers should enter the
following code: NY11.

See you there!
Go to: http://www.nabnewyork.com/

BEST OF THE 48 HOUR FILM PROJECT: NEW YORK 2006

Here are the details:

TIME: Wednesday, May 10th, 7:30pm
PLACE: Slainte, 304 Bowery
        (between Bleecker & Houston)
COST: Free
ALSO: Awards Ceremony... find out the Judges' picks

Best of New York 48HFP Films:
(note: this is not the screening order)

"That was when I was young and naïve," by Doc Your Eyes (Silent Film)
"For the Love of Pudding," by Poecat Productions (Romance)
"Armadillo Nocturne," by Critical Angle (Musical or Western)
"XXXXVIII," by Proletariat Films (Mockumentary)
"Merry Christmas… I Got You Herpes," by Ragtag Productions (Holiday
Film)
"Out of Breath," by Viewer Discretion (Action/Adventure)
"The Case of the Missing Dog," by no sleep til brooklyn
(Detective/Cop)
"Stanley W. Key, and the Wonderful World of Mishaps," by The Motor
Boatin' Maniacs (Fantasy)
"Valuable Things," by Salt Shaker Pictures (Film de Femme)
"Window Dude," by TechTronics (Spy)
"5/Seconds," by Hall Pass Productions (Detective/Cop)
"Lonely Dragon," by Zander & Leland Productions (Comedy)
"Sweetmeat," by Skyhawk Pictures (Fantasy)
"The Best Told Lies," by Vassar College (Detective/Cop)
"Parfait," by CinemaSolo (Action/Adventure)
"Mandarin Pimp," by Two Headed Beast (Martial Arts)
"Greed," by Bucky Wilson Presents (Drama)

See you at the Best of New York!

-Christina

Christina Ruppert
New York Producer
48 Hour Film Project
www.48hourfilm.com

BEST OF THE 48 HOUR FILM PROJECT: NEW YORK 2006

It's just around the corner!

Here are the details:

TIME: Wednesday, May 10th, 7:30pm
PLACE: Slainte, 304 Bowery
        (between Bleecker & Houston)
COST: Free
ALSO: Awards Ceremony... find out the Judges' picks
FILMS:
   Announcing the Best of New York 48HFP Films:
   (note: this is not the screening order)

"That was when I was young and naïve," by Doc Your
Eyes (Silent Film)
"For the Love of Pudding," by Poecat Productions
(Romance)
"Armadillo Nocturne," by Critical Angle (Musical or
Western)
"XXXXVIII," by Proletariat Films (Mockumentary)
"Merry Christmas… I Got You Herpes," by Ragtag
Productions (Holiday Film)
"Out of Breath," by Viewer Discretion
(Action/Adventure)
"The Case of the Missing Dog," by no sleep til
brooklyn (Detective/Cop)
"Stanley W. Key, and the Wonderful World of Mishaps,"
by The Motor Boatin' Maniacs (Fantasy)
"Valuable Things," by Salt Shaker Pictures (Film de
Femme)
"Window Dude," by TechTronics (Spy)
"5/Seconds," by Hall Pass Productions (Detective/Cop)
"Lonely Dragon," by Zander & Leland Productions
(Comedy)
"Sweetmeat," by Skyhawk Pictures (Fantasy)
"The Best Told Lies," by Vassar College
(Detective/Cop)
"Parfait," by CinemaSolo (Action/Adventure)
"Mandarin Pimp," by Two Headed Beast (Martial Arts)
"Greed," by Bucky Wilson Presents (Drama)

See you at the Best of New York!

-Christina

Christina Ruppert
New York Producer
48 Hour Film Project
www.48hourfilm.com

Hello 48 Hour Film Project Aficionados--

Great night at the 48HFP Screenings list night!  And the Wrap Party at
the White Rabbit was packed... congratulations on going through all
the free beer and wine last night!

Don't forget we have 2 more screenings tonight!

Landmark's Sunshine Cinema
143 E. Houston Street
Group C: 7pm
Group D: 9:15pm
$10

There are still some tickets available, so come on out and catch some
great films.

-Christina

Christina M. Ruppert
New York Producer
48 Hour Film Project

The films look great!  Come on out to see them!

Also, catch the 48HFP filmmaker blog at:
http://www.48hourfilm.com/newyork/blog.php

-Christina

Christina M. Ruppert
New York Producer


New York 48 Hour Film Project Screenings

Wednesday, April 26th at 7pm and 9:15pm
Thursday, April 27th at 7pm and 9:15pm

Landmark's Sunshine Cinema
143 E. Houston St., between 1st and 2nd Avenues
SUBWAY: F or V Train to the 2nd Avenue Stop

$10 tix, the show will sell out - order ahead of time - probably no
tickets available the day of

call movie fone - 212-777-3456

enter 484 for movie title (48H, for 48Hour Film Project)

theatre zip code 10036

or go to:
http://movies.aol.com/theater/landmarks-sunshine-cinema/687

See you there!

Hey everyone! Just want to say it was a great time we had trying to
make it in on time . . hope you all enjoy the behind the scene's
stuff, trust us, its better then the film we tried to make!

Cya next year!

Salt Shaker had theee best time! Thanks for all the hard work, team. Hope you
love the film!
We do.
Lisa and John

42 teams will gather at 6pm to kickoff the New York 48 Hour Film
Project 2006!  By 7pm, they'll have their genres and the required
elements and will be off and filming.

On Sunday, by 7:30pm!, they will return to the One & One Bar
(exhausted!) with their completed films and a sense of accomplishement.

We wish them the best of luck over the weekend!

-Christina

Christina M. Ruppert
New York Producer
48 Hour Film Project

Yes, the film must be in another language (currently existing or not)
other than English.

-Christina


--- In 48hourfilm-newyork@yahoogroups.com, "lisaversa" <lisaversa@...>
wrote:
>
> If we decide to go with the Wild Card and it's "Foreign Film" does
that mean it has to be in a
> language other than English?
> Thanks, Lisa
>

If we decide to go with the Wild Card and it's "Foreign Film" does that mean it
has to be in a
language other than English?
Thanks, Lisa

I know this is last minute but I'm looking to join a crew in NYC.  I
have a lot of experience as a photographer and some as a video
cameraman.  I did the 48hr project in DC last year and have filmed
some other small projects.  If you need a main/second/b cameraman let
me know.  Also willing to do other tasks if you need general help.

Julio
703-587-0512

Hey 48HFP Teams!
Our timeslot is close to last - which could be cool, except our composer can't
make it. We are
Salt Shaker Pictures and currently our slot is at 9:30 in Group D on Thursday.
We would love
to trade with a Weds. night screening. Please shoot me an email if you would
like to trade.
Thanks, Lisa

Hey all,

My team is scheduled in Group D (which plays on Thursday).  Is there anyone in
Groups A or
B (which play on Wednesday) that are interesting in switching to a Thrusday play
time?  Let
me know if interested.

Thanks!!

Mike

I'm an actress.  25 years old. Can send resume / headshot.  Would love
to help out a team in any way I can.  Interested to see how the
process goes down in 48 short hours...