Popcorn Island's First submission to the 48hr film festival in Chicago. Written, Shot, and Edited in less than 2 days Popcorn Island brings humor and horror together using specific guidelines set by the 48hr film festival. Our Category/Genre - Detective/Cop Story. Our Character - Walter Western, a repair man. Our - Line of Dialogue, "what's the pass word" and Our Prop - Deceased Ashes. These elements had to be incorporated in to our story to qualify. Enjoy!

Report about a poem by John Keats not really having much to do with the actual poem

This past New Years Eve, J. Anthony Brown brought in 2009 joined by a host of comedians and friends, to laugh, toast, and celebrate as 2008 came to a close. Check out the festivities, featuring comedy from J Anthony himself, The Funny Lady of Comedy, Lil G, Derrick Ellis, Henry Coleman, Esau McGraw, and a host of others, and hosted by comedian Blast. HAPPY NEW YEAR!

23 december, CC De Schakel, Waregem Met Freddy De Vadder, Jelle Meander, Stijn Vranken & Andy Fierens, Finale West-Vlaamse Gedichtenslag, Erik Jan Harmens & Els Moors, Christophe Vekeman, Vitalski, Margaretha Von Parma & de Ladyshavebobsled DJ's! www.winterwoordennacht.be

An important documentary featuring Space Captain Smith. Sort of. Tea a beverage brewed from the fermented dried leaves of the shrub Camellia sinensis and imbibed by all the great civilisations in the galaxy's history; a source of refreshment, stimulation and, above all else, of moral fibre - without which the British Space Empire must surely crumble to leave Earth at the mercy of its enemies. Sixty per cent of the Empire's tea is grown on one world - Urn, principal planet of the Didcot system. If Earth is to keep fighting, the tea must flow. When a crazed cult leader overthrows the government of Urn, Isambard Smith and his vaguely competent crew find themselves saddled with new allies: a legion of tea-obsessed nomads, an overly-civilised alien horde and a commando unit so elite that it only has five members. Only together can they defeat the self-proclaimed God Emperor of Didcot and confront the true power behind the coup: the sinister legions of the Ghast Empire and Smith's old enemy, Commander 462.. God Emperor of Didcot, from Myrmidon Books(http://www.myrmidonbooks.com/): Out Now! http://spacecaptainsmith.com

OH.. You'll see alright.

Zach produces the Captain Mystery video. Unfortunately, he killed the toad, so he has to find a new one to save his show.

After a disheartening week filled with computer headaches, even more wars, troubling fashion trends and, worst of all, hair issues, Candy goes in search of real-life heroes for inspiration -- with some surprising results. YouTube Activist: http://www.youtube.com/user/03bgood "Offshore Drilling" Photo: http://sports.yahoo.com/olympics/beijing/blog/fourth_place_medal/post/President-Bush-s-new-favorite-sport-is-beach-vol?urn=oly,99647 Yahoo! Sports Fun with Nuts: href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nm2LY1y0F0s

OneTwoThree teamed up with with Mike Tapson, Blake Beckstrom and Charlie Smith. Part of the 48 hour film project in Chicago. Winner of "Best Actress" and "Best Acting Ensemble" All the teams were given: A Genre (We got Thriller/Suspense) Character: Walter or Wilma Western, Repair Person Prop: an urn or container with a deceased's ashes Line of Dialogue: "What's the password?"

En waar denkt u aan bij het horen van "ladyshavebobsled"? Ladyshavebobsled Spreekt! www.ladyshavebobsled.be Meer Xander! magerezelzatenaar.wordpress.com

Latest video sketch from Fried Green Durbins. A couple of grocery store employees offer a video homage and say goodbye to one of their fallen coworkers. FGD is based in Chicago and has performed in a few national festivals. check out www.friedgreendurbins.com for more.

This is another of my £50 films. I co-wrote it with my very best friend Richard Shields (who also stars in the film -- what a talent!) CAMPING was shot on a domestic Mini DV camera (with two additional screw on wide/telephoto lenses) and a thirty quid mic'. CAMPING is completely different from DOODLBUG. Whereas DOODLEBUG was about the keneticism of film (cinema does a chase better than any other medium) CAMPING is about the story coming from the characters. It's about performance; it's about letting the camera calm down so the actors can tell the story. I knew I had a car (mine!) I knew I could get hold of friends who were good actors. I guessed these friends owned a black suit each. The urn I bought from a Hinckley antiques shop for £8. The bulk of this story was filmed over one weekend. The story and character arcs were scripted, so we knew for certain which direction the story was headed. We rehearsed vigorously before shooting. Improvisation works if the actors know their starting point and their end point in each scene. As the director I gave them a couple of key lines that I knew we needed to ensure the story made sense. I'm really proud of what a few mates achieved with a domestic camera, a Renault Megane, a couple of black suits, a brass urn and a few spare weekends. This was edited at home on my PC. Music by Dom from Nuneaton Arts Centre. The super 8mm stuff was shot on Super 8mm and telecined at my house. Hope this film is proof you don't need huge budgets to tell a good story on the screen. This film forms the pilot episode of a six part TV series (called BABY STEPS); we really enjoyed taking these two characters on a journey, over the six episodes -- the characters and the situation really has legs. As yet the proposal has been ignored by production companies and the BBC. Bugger!

En waar denkt u aan bij het horen van "ladyshavebobsled"? Ladyshavebobsled Spreekt! www.ladyshavebobsled.be Meer Raf! www.rafcoppens.be Meer Gili! www.gili.be

3 min version of Fried Green Durbins Sav N Sac video.

23 december, CC De Schakel, Waregem Met Freddy De Vadder, Jelle Meander, Stijn Vranken & Andy Fierens, Finale West-Vlaamse Gedichtenslag, Erik Jan Harmens & Els Moors, Christophe Vekeman, Vitalski, Margaretha Von Parma & de Ladyshavebobsled DJ's! www.winterwoordennacht.be

23 december, CC De Schakel, Waregem Met Freddy De Vadder, Jelle Meander, Stijn Vranken & Andy Fierens, Finale West-Vlaamse Gedichtenslag, Erik Jan Harmens & Els Moors, Christophe Vekeman, Vitalski, Margaretha Von Parma & de Ladyshavebobsled DJ's! www.winterwoordennacht.be

This is another of my £50 films. I co-wrote it with my very best friend Richard Shields (who also stars in the film -- what a talent!) CAMPING was shot on a domestic Mini DV camera (with two additional screw on wide/telephoto lenses) and a thirty quid mic'. CAMPING is completely different from DOODLBUG. Whereas DOODLEBUG was about the keneticism of film (cinema does a chase better than any other medium) CAMPING is about the story coming from the characters. It's about performance; it's about letting the camera calm down so the actors can tell the story. I knew I had a car (mine!) I knew I could get hold of friends who were good actors. I guessed these friends owned a black suit each. The urn I bought from a Hinckley antiques shop for £8. The bulk of this story was filmed over one weekend. The story and character arcs were scripted, so we knew for certain which direction the story was headed. We rehearsed vigorously before shooting. Improvisation works if the actors know their starting point and their end point in each scene. As the director I gave them a couple of key lines that I knew we needed to ensure the story made sense. I'm really proud of what a few mates achieved with a domestic camera, a Renault Megane, a couple of black suits, a brass urn and a few spare weekends. This was edited at home on my PC. Music by Dom from Nuneaton Arts Centre. The super 8mm stuff was shot on Super 8mm and telecined at my house. Hope this film is proof you don't need huge budgets to tell a good story on the screen. This film forms the pilot episode of a six part TV series (called BABY STEPS); we really enjoyed taking these two characters on a journey, over the six episodes -- the characters and the situation really has legs. As yet the proposal has been ignored by production companies and the BBC. Bugger!

Chicago 48 Hour Film Entry Genre - Sci Fi Item - Urn or contain with ashes Phrase - "Whats the password?" Character - Walter or Wilma Western, a repair man