Named one of the world’s top 24 events for 2010 by a leading London newspaper. Read more
The Shoot Out Boulder asks filmmakers to trust their courage, imagination and determination by making a 7-minute film in just 24 hours. The challenge and skill involved becomes evident with the list of required technical, material, and timing 'rules' for creating the films.
The cost per team is $100 which includes two participants and two tickets to the screening event. 17 & under teams are $50. Additional team members are $25 and $20 respectively and includes a ticket to the venue screening. Additional venue tickets can be purchased for $15 each. The event is open to the public. Call for entries will start on August 24, 2010.
Top 10 Films 2009
See The Top Ten Films 2009 on YouTube.
Super Happy Fun Time Show
Best Comedy
Produced and Directed, Screenplay, Sound, Art Direction by C. Troy Fluhr. Music by David Coile. Camera by Jeremy Smith
The Workout
Best In-Camera Editing
Produced, Camera, Music by Henry Cavalier; Directed, Screenplay, Art Direction, and Sound by Henry Cavalier and Bradley Mayhew; Acted by Bradley Mayhew, Joseph Graves, and Amerika Urban
Doomsday Box
Best Art Direction
Produced, Directed, Screenplay and Art Direction by Cougar Littlefield; Camera by Richard Fleming; Sound by Pete Muray; Acted by Mark Mitten, Phillip Beade, Erin Robinson, and Cougar Littlefield
The Box
Best 17 and Under
Produced, Directed, and Camera by Peter Robinson; Screenplay, Sound, Art Direction, and Music by Gerald Robinson; Acted by Ophelia Bryan and Gerald Robinson
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Best Cinematography
Best Actor Graham Johnstone
Produced by Mark Phillips; Directed, Screenplay, Camera, Music and Sound by Eric Klassen; Also Acted by Mark Phillips, Kelley Kneib
Zeit-Heist
Best Director
Produced by Danny Ferry; Directed, Music and Sound by Phil Van Scotter; Screenplay by Danny Ferry and Phil Van Scotter, Camera and Art Direction by Shad Thompson; Acted by Danny Ferry, Phil Van Scotter, Shad Thompson and Abby Pleviak
Love's Invitation
Best Screenplay
Produced, Directed and Art Direction by Ryan Oelke and Jason Digges; Screenplay and Sound by Ryan Oelke; Camera by Jason Lange and Jason Digges; Music by Stuart Davis; Acted by Stuart Davis and Hokai Sobol
The Italian Medallion
Silver Spur
Produced, Screenplay and Sound by Jess Paul; Directed and Art Direction by Sarena Deakins,; Camera by Matthew Muzia; Music by Danny Schade; Acted by Jess Paul, Natasha Deakins, Mattew Muzia, Carlos Ramon Valdez
Alien Probe – The Musical!
Best Film
Best Musical Composition
Best Sound Design
Produced, Directed, Screenplay, and Camera by Mark Copley; Art Direction and Sound by Mark Keisling; Music by Chris Malley and Mark Copley; Acting by Carmen Vreeman, Brian McClure
Logophilia
Produced by Meredith Mantik. Directed by Ryan Loeffler. Camera by Brad Limov. Art Direction by Alyssa Aldaz and Zane Bridgers. Script by Josh Cuevas. Sound Design by Arielle Gross and Pete Markoski. Acting by Nate O'Donnell, Ambar Kaiser, Zach Luna.
The Devil is in the Details
Silver Spur
Produced, Camera, and Art Direction by Tony Greco; Directed, Screenplay and Sound by Tony Greco and Brian Doubleday; Music by Sage Greco; Acted by Douglas Scheffer, Steven Sky, Daya Khalsa
The Shooting Star (actor who appeared in the most number of films)
Claudia E. Amacher
About The Shoot Out 24 Hour Filmmaking Festival Boulder
PROCESS IS SIMPLE!
Each film can be no longer than 7 minutes in length (including credits) and must be edited in-camera and returned to the event organizers no later than 24 hours after the start of the event. All films must include 5 of the eleven items announced at the start of the event in “The Brief.” All films are judged to come up with the Top 10 Films for the Gala Screening Event. Go About The Shoot Out Boulder to learn more!
EDITING IN CAMERA: What It Means
Films must be shot in sequence, i.e. produced in a linear fashion (NO EDITING). This means that teams may rewind tape, preview and tape over what was last shot. Teams may not edit i.e. you can not use an editing suite, any method that views it through a monitor or by connecting several cameras or VTRs together or use of a computer or any other technology other than one camera used to shoot the video/film. This also means you can not use camera's internal memory sticks nor can you reorder your scenes using any memory or DVDR functions that the camera may have. You may only record onto tape i.e. MiniDV, even if the camera has an internal hard drive.
Join us again for The Shoot Out 24 Hour Filmmaking Festival Cheyenne on October 15-17, 2010.
Currently listed in the 2010 World Trip Planner published by Guardian U.K. to the world's hottest tickets and little-known events, compiled by the Frommer's team at Whatsonwhen.com
honored The Shoot Out Boulder as the Best Local Film Festival 2009, Best Film Festival
2007, Best New Festival 2004 by Denver's Westword
Weekly Editors
Included in Keep Boulder Weird
Listed as one of six festivals by the Boulder Economic Council
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Supported in part by a grant from the Boulder Arts Commission, an agency of the Boulder City Council.
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