Nice idea from Chris Unitt. A 48-hour Film Dash competition on 17th October 08. Groups of film-makers will have just 48 precious hours to make a finished film.
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by Friday’s news and Sir Michael Balcon « Film Dash: Digital Galore!
10 Oct 2008 at 17:31
[...] there aren’t many developments to tell you about today, although I was pleased to see that Film Dash got a mention from D’Log. A press release should be going out very shortly too (via the kind people at Big Cat Group), so [...]