48 Hour Film Challenge
This film was made by Ed Saunders and a team of his friends who challenged themselves to make a short film in 48 hours from scratch, including story line, filming and editing - and all for less than £10.
Ed is one of the volunteers involved in Dulwich OnView, the online magazine that I’m co-editing, and this film was first shown on that site.
Ed says, “I organised the film weekend to give my colleagues a break from making boring corporate videos and to give my friends and family a chance to get involved in the filmmaking process.”
“To get the films started I wrote out the first lines of thirty novels and stuck them in a hat, each team then pulled out a line and had to incorporate it into their film either as dialogue, a scene, or just let it serve as a stylistic reference.”
The film was inspired by the first line: ‘Everett Hilgarde was conscious that the man in the seat across the aisle was staring at him intently.’
“I hope you enjoy it, it’s very silly but we had a great time making it!”












April 16th, 2008 at 3:16 pm
Silly? Maybe. But a great example of creativity bursting out from self-imposed limitations. It’s amazing how much more we can do with less. I’m a big fan of this principle…