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48HFP Animation Project - Premiere Screenings Online

Steve KSteve K Posts: 3,418
in Carrara Discussion

There were about three dozen worldwide teams entered, so you get two groups of about 18 short animations (2 to 4 minute, normally 4 to 7 minutes)  for $4.80 for each group viewing.  This year had a 16 day time limit, vs. the normal two day.  The other contest features were the same, a pair of genres (pick one or both), a character (name & occupation), a prop, and a line of dialogue (has to be verbatim).  We got detective/cop and/or supernatural, Issac or Isla Bennett - a loan shark, a harmonica, and the line "Do I have to draw you a picture?". 

Form the contest Producers (organizers):

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Hello Everyone,

This year's 48HFP Animation Project films have been reviewed and prepared and are now online for Premieres and Audience Choice voting! Read on further for information about how to view and vote on your favorite films.

 

VIEWING FILMS

All of the films have been placed on Vimeo for viewing.by following this link:

 

48HFP Animation Project Screening Group A Films

and

48HFP Animation Project Screening Group B Films

 

Please share this link with your friends and family! There is a $4.80 charge for viewing the films.

 

AUDIENCE CHOICE VOTING

There is a link for voting in the screening page just above the list of films. This link should NOT be shared and only used by people who have received a promo code, or have paid for a viewing. Fraudulent voting by a team will result in disqualification, so for the sake of your team, DO NOT share the voting link. Please remind your teammates as well.

Audience Choice voting will end on December 14th.

We hope you enjoy viewing the films!

Comments

  • Steve KSteve K Posts: 3,418

    I have watched all the 27 entries (apparently some of the 35 or so teams did not complete their videos), and very much enjoyed a number of them.  At screenings like this over the years at the 48 Hour Houston contests (live action plus animations), I give scores of 1-10 to each video, then vote for the top three (you have to vote for three in each of the three or four groups of a dozen or so videos).  I usually have a 9 and maybe a 7 or 8.  I had three 10's in the two groups here (not counting my own entry).  Really some impressive work, which you might expect from a worldwide contest with 16 days to make an animation.  

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