TolCon FanFilm info

[mollyringwraith]

For those of you who actually know how to make movies, I've been meaning to give you this link:

You should consider entering The TolCon FanFilm Exhibition, for LOTR short fan-films of any type, of no longer than eight minutes. This is for the Tolkien Convention (TolCon) in Seattle in May. I have been invited to attend as a "writer guest," so

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[asteriatic]

Sounds great, have lots of fun!

[ayrn]

I've been meaning to contact you about doing an audio drama version of your scripts, but I have been SWAMP-ED and have yet been unable to ask.

Of course, seeing as how the necessity of such gross verbosity within that last sentence could have been defeated with the simple words "may I please," I naturally feel extra-special at this point.

...

~A
Although filming them is a TERRIBLY cool idea.

[lilithraevyn]

I love that icon, aryn.

Just had to say. :)

[mollyringwraith]

I think they would lend themselves quite well to audio drama. When I did the first one, I was rather thinking of those radio commercials for video stores, where they summarize a movie in 30 seconds. Those cracked me up. :) So, go right ahead! Just tell me where to download the audio file when you're done, so I can play it over and over and make people listen to it and stuff.

[22by7]

Fanfilms.
Exist.
Wow.
Now I feel much happier.

[evenstar_22]

actually, my friends and i already made a movie that is going to be entered in that...

it's not going to be as good as we had hoped, but that's okay.

and of course,
    i'm the one in the beard. yes.
but you can look for me anyway.

i don't think i'll be able to go to the actual festival, but i might.

i dunno, our director/producer/writer/camerawoman/soundwoman/costume design, etc, knows what's going on.

as a lowly actor, i don't. :D

fanfilms

[anonymous]

If you have a LOTR Fan film you can enter it into a competition
http://www.superteam.biz/yourfilms.htm

I would love to see them myself :)