Hello all,
I’m looking for a design/maker to join our team for this year’s Sci-Fi 48
Hour Film Challenge http://sci-fi-london.com/48-hour-film-challenge. We
will be doing this in Manchester, 11th to 13th April.
In particular we’d like to work with someone with a broad set of making
skills and a knack for throwing things together quickly. Access to stuff
like wires, pcbs, and general tech detritus would also be very useful.
How the contest works:
At 9am Saturday 11th April we receive the brief: a film title, a line of
dialogue and a description of a prop that must appear in the film. Our
writing team will conjure a story out of these elements. We don’t know
exactly what props/physical items will be required, but since this is
sci-fi, there will certainly be *something *that needs making or cobbling
together from pre-existing items (example? hmm… a drip feed, a neuro
implant, a time machine, a simple body for an AI (could be as simple as a
box with lights on it).
Let me know if you’re interested. Hope to hear from you.
Cheers,
Ben Holden
Writer/Director
P.S. Some previous work of mine:
Hi. I’m interested.
I also saw your post on the Filmonik Facebook group.
I’m busy for some of the 11th, but I’m up for helping where I can.
Hello all,
I’m looking for a design/maker to join our team for this year’s Sci-Fi 48 Hour Film Challenge. We will be doing this in Manchester, 11th to 13th April. In particular we’d like to work with someone with a broad set of making skills and a knack for throwing things together quickly. Access to stuff like wires, pcbs, and general tech detritus would also be very useful.
How the contest works:At 9am Saturday 11th April we receive the brief: a film title, a line of dialogue and a description of a prop that must appear in the film. Our writing team will conjure a story out of these elements. We don’t know exactly what props/physical items will be required, but since this is sci-fi, there will certainly be something that needs making or cobbling together from pre-existing items (example? hmm… a drip feed, a neuro implant, a time machine, a simple body for an AI (could be as simple as a box with lights on it).
Let me know if you’re interested. Hope to hear from you.
Cheers,
Ben Holden Writer/Director
P.S. Some previous work of mine:https://vimeo.com/63563496https://vimeo.com/64091095
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Paul, thanks for the reply. That’s great.
Shall we continue the conversation on skype?
My skype name: benpholden23
Email: ben.p.holden@gmail.com
Phone: 07516115120On Thursday, April 2, 2015 at 4:04:21 PM UTC+1, Paul Plowman wrote:
Hi. I’m interested.
I also saw your post on the Filmonik Facebook group.
I’m busy for some of the 11th, but I’m up for helping where I can.
Date: Thu, 2 Apr 2015 06:48:31 -0700
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Subject: [HACMan] Sci-Fi 48 Hour Film Challenge
Hello all,
I’m looking for a design/maker to join our team for this year’s Sci-Fi 48
Hour Film Challenge http://sci-fi-london.com/48-hour-film-challenge. We
will be doing this in Manchester, 11th to 13th April.
In particular we’d like to work with someone with a broad set of making
skills and a knack for throwing things together quickly. Access to stuff
like wires, pcbs, and general tech detritus would also be very useful.
How the contest works:
At 9am Saturday 11th April we receive the brief: a film title, a line of
dialogue and a description of a prop that must appear in the film. Our
writing team will conjure a story out of these elements. We don’t know
exactly what props/physical items will be required, but since this is
sci-fi, there will certainly be *something *that needs making or cobbling
together from pre-existing items (example? hmm… a drip feed, a neuro
implant, a time machine, a simple body for an AI (could be as simple as a
box with lights on it).
Let me know if you’re interested. Hope to hear from you.
Cheers,
Ben Holden
Writer/Director
P.S. Some previous work of mine:
https://vimeo.com/63563496
https://vimeo.com/64091095
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