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My 48 hour film season wraps in Providence

I just got home at 3 am from the screening of my 3rd entry in the 48 Hour Film project this year, this one in Providence. I hadn't visited Providence in many, many years. What a cool place it has become! Lots of activity in the arts, lots of filmmakers, enthusiastic audiences for local work.

I'll try to post more details later, but suffice it to say that I wish I could've spent more time finding out what's up in Providence. It's not that far from New York, really.

August 02, 2007 in Film and Community | Permalink

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Bill Dyszel
The most unique and prolific filmmaker in the 48-Hour Film Project, Bill Dyszel has now completed 12 films in 7 different cities for this international film event and he’s made them all entirely by himself. He singlehandedly writes, acts, shoots, composes, arranges, edits and delivers every film on time every time, often in competition with teams boasting up to 50 members from television networks and professional film companies. To top that, he turns every film into a musical which he performs in song from start to finish. This blog will tell about those experiences, as well as his activities as a member of Quickflicks/Group 101 NYC, a once-a-month filmmakers collective. He'll also offer some how-to tips for fast filmmakers everywhere along with some articles from his book on instant moviemaking.

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