VDO of Boy In the Box - ATL 48 Hour Film Project 2011 "Best Actor, Best Special Effects" Award
Boy In the Box - ATL 48 Hour Film Project 2011 "Best Actor, Best Special Effects" Award Tube. Duration : 7.10 Mins.We had a good read. For the benefit of yourself. Be sure to read to the end. I want you to get good knowledge from Eye Doctor Atlanta. This is a Director's Cut version of the jury awarded "Best Actor" and "Best Special Effects" film submitted to the competition. The original had to be written, filmed and edited within 48 hours. We drew "Family Film" out of a hat for the genre and were required to have character's name and occupation (which has been removed in this version). A book was also a prop required to be somewhere in the film. We competed with 55 teams and were chosen as an award finalist which will be announced at the screening on July 7th at the Plaza Theater. Answers to questions we've been asked, if you care: Spoiler Alert! 3 36" helium balloons and a camera rig we made (to keep the camera level) were used to get the birds-eye-view shot of the parking lot. The shopping cart is actually what spawned the entire idea. Dewayne saw it one day at a customer of ours and said "How can we use that in a movie." He came up with the idea to have a boy making a box and entering an imaginary world like we did as kids. When choosing "Family Film" as the genre, we knew it had to be made. The concept of the boy in a coma and accident were quickly added with the help of our sister and it all came together. We called in many favors from a customer of ours to make this happen. Czarnowski was extremely generous by printing unique wrapping paper for us, creating custom size boxes and providing us with an oversized shopping cart. They even delivered the cart to us. We shot the overhead "boy running" shot with a ...
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