How the Bunny Got the Bear
＝前の上司が監督した48H Film Projectエントリー作品です。
その名の通り、48時間でくじ引きで得たお題のショートフィルムを作って
競い合うとゆーハードコアなイベントでした。（ちょっとだけ雑用を手伝った）。
BEST COSTUMES賞、おめでとうございます！
WINNER: BEST COSTUMES
NOMINEE: BEST USE OF LINE
2008 San Francisco 48 Hour Film Project
©2008 by Maurice Molyneaux, All Rights Reserved.
Team Fogbelt 2880's entry in the 48 Hour Film Project in San Francisco 2008. The film was conceived, written, shot, edited, scored, effects added, the the finished result delivered in 48 hours.
The team leader drew "Horror" as the genre, but rejected it and asked for a wildcard genre: he got "fable". This film is a fable in the classical sense, being a story with a moral told with anthropomorphized plants and animals, albeit with some modern subject matter.
The 48 Hour Film Project required the following three items to appear in the film:
1. Character: Gus or Gloria Lorenz, a Trade Expert
2. Prop: A ticket for a bus, train or plane
3. Line of dialog: "Forget it. I already have."
その名の通り、48時間でくじ引きで得たお題のショートフィルムを作って
競い合うとゆーハードコアなイベントでした。（ちょっとだけ雑用を手伝った）。
BEST COSTUMES賞、おめでとうございます！
WINNER: BEST COSTUMES
NOMINEE: BEST USE OF LINE
2008 San Francisco 48 Hour Film Project
©2008 by Maurice Molyneaux, All Rights Reserved.
Team Fogbelt 2880's entry in the 48 Hour Film Project in San Francisco 2008. The film was conceived, written, shot, edited, scored, effects added, the the finished result delivered in 48 hours.
The team leader drew "Horror" as the genre, but rejected it and asked for a wildcard genre: he got "fable". This film is a fable in the classical sense, being a story with a moral told with anthropomorphized plants and animals, albeit with some modern subject matter.
The 48 Hour Film Project required the following three items to appear in the film:
1. Character: Gus or Gloria Lorenz, a Trade Expert
2. Prop: A ticket for a bus, train or plane
3. Line of dialog: "Forget it. I already have."
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