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    The 48 Hour Film Project is Coming to Columbus

    The 48 Hour Film Project, the first and biggest timed film competition in the world, brings filmmaking teams together to make a movie from scratch — teams write, shoot, edit and score a short film — all in just 48 hours. And it’s coming to Columbus!

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    Filmmakers compete to see who can make the best short film in only 48 hours. The winning film goes up against films from around the world. Each completed film is guaranteed a big-screen screening in front of a full audience at the Landmark Gateway Theatre in the South Campus Gateway.

    To be part of the 48HFP, you must register online at: 48HourFilm.com/Columbus.

    The winning Columbus team will compete against other films to represent Columbus at the 48 Hour Film Project’s Filmapalooza – our international screening and awards event. And this year, we are pleased to announce, that Filmapalooza is at the NAB Show in Las Vegas in April 2010.

    Entry in the project is first come, first served, so check out the website and enter today.

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