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Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “2017 48-hour film fest”

Coq Au Vin

tbgfilm August 23, 2017 2017 48-hour film fest, 48-hour film fest, Featured Films

Audience Award winner for The Barrow Group’s 48 Hour Film Festival July 2017. First prize winner at the Central New York Film Festival March 2018. About- Two friends get ready for a date. Cast- Farrah Crane and Tomo Lovric Director- Nick Wenck Writer- Kristi Donna Ng Audio- Mike Kelly Production Assistant- Gabriella Yibirin

Packing Tape

tbgfilm August 23, 2017 2017 48-hour film fest, 48-hour film fest

About- A girl is visited by her father’s spirit while packing for a move. Cast- Keaton Morris, Sean Gorski & Michael Dermansky Director- Matthew Cecchini Writer- Ankur Parikh Sound and Assistance- George Kluiters and Selena Nelson Music- Phil Rizzo

Glass House

tbgfilm August 23, 2017 2017 48-hour film fest, 48-hour film fest

About- A nosy sister intervenes in her brother’s troubled marriage. Cast- Preston Smith and Jillian Crane Director- Mark Grenier Writer- Reza Rezvani Cinematographer- Jack Stannard Editor- Evan Mills Score- Leah Shaw Sound- Kate Payne Set Hands- Jack Payne and Shannon Ryan

Clare the Cleaner

tbgfilm August 23, 2017 2017 48-hour film fest, 48-hour film fest

About- Two friends suspect their cleaning lady is stealing. Cast- Leah Serinsky, Kristina Latour & Clare Cioffero Writer and Director- Montgomery Mauro Cinematographer- Kenneth Morton

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