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FozzieBear — Fri, 27 Nov 2009 15:22:39 +0000

If you liked this, make sure to watch the LOTR fan “Born of Hope,” which debuts online in a few days–Dec. 1–on Dailymotion.com and on the filmmakers Web site bornofhope.com.

The director of “The Hunt for Gollum,” Chris Bouchard, was helping out on “Born of Hope” as a cameraman. (“Born of Hope” has been around for a long time–since 2003, when the director Kate Madison first came up with the idea for the project.)

I believe it was then that Mr. Bouchard decided to make his own LOTR fan film, because he loved the theatrical movies so much, and the experience of working on “Born of Hope.” He had directed other short films prior to his LOTR fan film, too.