The 2006 installment from Team Nealham as part of the 48-hr. Film Project. This is an independent film project that asks teams to compete to see who can make the best short film in 48 hours. The whole thing, from writing to editing must be completed in this timeframe, and teams are given plot points, characters, and props to include in their productions. This ensures that all projects entered in the contest were actually made in 48 hours. Team Nealham, drew the genre - musical. This was our second year in a row with musical, so the team took a slapstick approach and put together three tales of sloppiness and ire that spin together in just the perfect time.
This short film was made by Team Nealham for the 48-hr. Film Project in Portland, OR.Teams compete to see who can make the best short film with only 2 days to write, shoot, and edit the production. Each production must contain 3 elements - this year they were:
A Trouble Economist
A DVD Player
The line, "What's that in Your Pocket?"
Additionally, each team draws a film genre out of a hat. Team Nealham drew: musical.
Meet 2 cops on a stakeout, without a real goal except to make some kind of a bust. Enter 2 street punks selling underground CDs, featuring DJ Eye, the Subliminal Twinkeez, & Sizemix.In this 4-minute short, the 2 detectives do their best to make a bust, but will they be out smarted?
An original Comedy Classic from what was once called "Sidfilms," but nonetheless a low-budget college romp from director Levi Anderson. This follow-up to the underground sensation, I Kappa Foo, takes off on new direction now that Chuck and Tony's old roomate Sid is dead.
The story of IKF2 begis with the introduction of a new roomate, Saucey, and the discovery of an All-Girl's University in the next town over. The guys take their new roomate and their "overly-pleased with himself" buddy Trevon on an adventure to attempt and reap the romantic benefits of a college ripe with women. I Kappa Foo Part Two - FU: Female University is a college comedy hit.
An original Comedy Classic from what was once called "Sidfilms," but nonetheless a low-budget college romp from director Levi Anderson. This follow-up to the underground sensation, I Kappa Foo, takes off on new direction now that Chuck and Tony's old roomate Sid is dead.