Evilmorsel

Congratulations to all winners of the Boston 48 Hour Film Festival. Our entry didn't get in but John Herman's team We

From BFPUG.

You can win a ticket to Flash on the Beach! FOTB is one of the most talked about new conferences of 2006, and it

The 48 Hour Film Contest is this weekend- good luck to those entered. Other interested folks could probably find a team to join with a little legwork. Screenings to follow starting May 8:

http://www.48hourfilm.com/boston/

Dear 48 hour filmmakers and fans,

I don't know about you all, but even three days later I'm still excited
that last year's very Boston film won Best Picture and that Martin
Scorscese (King Missle's favorite) won Best Director. Go Marty! Go
Boston!

As all of you may know, registration for the Boston 48HFP is opening
tomorrow, March 1st. After registration is open, you will be able to
register by going to:
http://www.48hourfilm.com/boston/

We'll have a more detailed announcement of some of the events we've got
planned coming up tomorrow...

Yours in excitement,

Ben Guaraldi & Stephanie Romano
Boston Producers
48 Hour Film Project
http://www.48hourfilm.com/

http://www.filmracing.com/Cities/boston.htm

Regular deadline is March 5th
www.scriptapalooza.com

Supported by the Writers Guild of America West, Robert Mckee and Write Brothers Screenplay Software.

Why should you submit your script to Scriptapalooza?
Grand Prize: $10,000
All the reading is done by 60 production companies
Entertainment Weekly calls Scriptapalooza

Matt Shaer at boston.com is putting together a gallery of local music videos - for details check this: http://www.boston.com/ae/music/music_video_callout/ 

It's come to my attention that we missed a prime opportunity for evilmorsel to organize an attempt at a Dorito's commercial for a superbowl commercial. While lamentable, it's prompted me to add a contests page, here. Admittedly sparse as of now, so we're open to suggestions.