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]]> http://filmdirectingtips.com/archives/3204/comment-page-1#comment-2908 Making a short film in 14 hours: what went right and what went wrong. | Adobe Tutorials Mon, 29 Jun 2009 18:40:42 +0000 http://filmdirectingtips.com/?p=3204#comment-2908 [...] “Last year seven friends and I turned-around a short film project in about 14 hours (from conception to delivery), with nobody other than Anu and I working more than 6 hours on it (that’s how long the shoot was, including rehearsals and dinner). It was literally no-budget filmmaking. The entire project was made on volunteer time, borrowed gear, and $50 pocket money for food and tape. Excerpt from: Making a short film in 14 hours: what went right and what went wrong. [...] [...] “Last year seven friends and I turned-around a short film project in about 14 hours (from conception to delivery), with nobody other than Anu and I working more than 6 hours on it (that’s how long the shoot was, including rehearsals and dinner). It was literally no-budget filmmaking. The entire project was made on volunteer time, borrowed gear, and $50 pocket money for food and tape. Excerpt from: Making a short film in 14 hours: what went right and what went wrong. [...]

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