June 09, 2010
Indianapolis dates for the 2010 run of the 48 Hour Film project have been announced (July 31 - Aug 1). We'd like to participate in the contest again because we had such a blast last year. Though we plan on scaling back the size of our group this time, we'd love to hear from anyone who is interested in joining our team.
Pre and post production news
Blue Square Sound
By W.Joseph Greffey
In my recent dealings with Blue Square Sound recording studio here in Indy, the feature "Pray for Dawn" came into our discussions. The sound artist seemed very interested in assisting us in finishing what sound we have to record, and scaling up the quality of what we do have. Sound has been an issue we have been dealing with for quite a while, and now we feel we have a good direction to travel.
"In Memory Of" will pick up this summer.
By W.Joseph Greffey
Our production for "In Memory Of" was halted due to scheduling conflicts. We proceeded to move forward with our production of "Under Contract." After speaking with many of the actors and crew that were slated to be involved with "In Memory Of" it seems that the energy and excitement for this project has not diminished. We are looking to continue with this project shortly after we wrap "Under Contract." Late summer seems to be our earliest projections.
Be it script of film or video
The geriatric magic community is sent reeling over the consequences of the death of one of its own heroes. Note: This script was produced for the 2009 48 hour Film Festival in the category of "mockumentary".
Download a PDF of the script.
Watch the YouTube video
A reunion turns deadly when a group of teens play their favorite game one last time.
Download a PDF sample of the script.
A poem of old comes to life as the lines of vengence, justice and truth are blurred in 18th century England.
Download a PDF sample of the script.
Two film makers scheme to out-wit Hollywood and beat Tinsletown at its own game.
Download a PDF sample of the script.
Concepts and ideas that we're tossing around
A veteran stunt driver in Los Angeles finds himself in the middle of the deadliest terrorist attack in history, and discovers he may be the only one who can stop it.
Two police officers discover exactly what it means to owe one another their lives.
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W. Joseph Greffey CEO/Writer |
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Stuart Ough Manager/Writer |
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Dan Van Duyn Writer |
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Michael Packer Writer |
