Beat the Clock 48-Hour Film Challenge - Fall - SCREENING

2009-2010 Film Challenge:

The Beat the Clock Challenge: 48 -Hour Edition is a competition
with two major prizes at stake: Best Overall Film and Best 48-Hour
Team. There will be three rounds of 48 Hour Challenges held over
the course of eight months. Each round will have its own award
winners in addition to the year-round competition.


Fall challenge: November 6-8, 2009

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The Fall Challenge screening is on Wednesday, November 18, 2009 at 7:30 pm at Harkins Scottsdale 101 Theatres. Come, see the films, see the winners, and vote for your favorite!
Welcome Screening Order

Roadside Subversion* (Film Noir)
Zonatrope

Boy Meets Girl* (Romantic Comedy)
The Redundant School of Redundancy

A Simple Altruist Briefly Remembers His Undoing (Musical)
12a Productions

Phoenix Takedown 4: Ninja Terrorists from the Border (Action)
Midnight Pie Train

Love Virtually (Romantic Comedy)
Mindgrapes

Brutal (Action)
D+NA Films

Last Cut (Film Noir)
Minclover Productions

Date Aides (Romantic Comedy)
Ten/One Films

Payback is a Bitch (Slapstick Comedy)
Mambo Grin Films

“A” is for Art-Not Award (Action)
Coury Graph Productions

Love in Disguise (Romantic Comedy)
I Have Hair Like a Hawk

The Love of Money (Action)
Studio 2020


Wing Man (Romantic Comedy)
Care Free Write Productions

Punch (Film Noir)
Team Sailbear

Jay the Jogger (Sci-Fi)
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What You Wish For (Film Noir)
Ovrnite Productions

Player (Romantic Comedy)
Phoenix Independent Filmmakers Group

Raptor Boy! (Action)
Minus Mitchell Films

Completely Normal Activity (Romantic Comedy)
Verticalblu Film Company

Unfair Trade (Action)
dDough Productions

Strong Brain: The 2nd Chapter (Film Noir)
Catbrain Film Factory

The Line Up (Film Noir)
Rock Solid Production


Awards Presentations

Top Five Announcement
* Advancing to the Finals

Audience Voting
* Audience Favorite advances to the finals

After Party - Announcement Audience awards
at Buffalo Wild Wings

JUDGES PANEL:
Jason Carney, Phoenix Film Foundation Executive Director
Chris LaMont, Phoenix Film Foundation President
Amanda Melby, IFP/PHX Executive Director
Todd Anderson, IFP/PHX Film Challenge Director
Jeff Santo, Phoenix Film Foundation Board Member
Deborah Hildebrandt, Phoenix Film Festival Short Film Programmer
Michelle Saldana, Phoenix Film Festival World Cinema Shorts Program Director

Prizes: Rounds
Certificates for Specialty Awards (Best Acting, Directing, Writing,
Technical, Line and Prop + fun awards). Top 15 teams announced; top
5 move into the Spring Finals. Audience-voted favorite (from 6-35th
place) moves into finals. Cash prizes: $250 for first place, $75
for second and $50 for third.

PLUS, 1st place becomes an AUTOMATIC SELECTION to the 2010 10th Anniversary Phoenix Film Festival!



For more information about the year-round Beat the Clock Short Film Competition, click here.

TO PURCHASE TICKETS, CLICK HERE: http://www.brownpapertickets.com/producer/3380

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Comment by Webb Pickersgill on November 15, 2009 at 9:13pm

I'm looking forward to seeing the films in this round.. it's been a long time since I haven't participated, so I can just sit back and enjoy. :)