Little Hollywood Shootout Welcome to the 3rd annual “Little Hollywood Shootout” quick turnaround filming challenge. Your task is to make a short film utilizing Kane County’s unique resources. Kane County is home to famed film productions like “Planet of the Apes,” “The Outlaw Josey Wales,” and Disney’s “John Carter of Mars.” For the next several week’s however, this is your cinematic playground. We wish you success and safety with this endeavor and just need to lay down some ground rules before you can get to work. THEME: Kane County, where “Anything’s Possible!” LOCATIONS: Shooting can take place anywhere in Kane County but teams are required to use TWO of the location options in their project found in the accompanied location list. Editing can take place anywhere. RULES AND REGULATIONS 1. Deadline: Films must be turned in no later than Midnight April 3. Submission: Your finished film needs to be uploaded to Dropbox and shared to [email protected]. If you have issues or questions with Dropbox talk to Kelly Stowell, 435-899-0443. Format: Films can be shot in any format but it is highly recommended to submit in a quicktime movie file in Dropbox for programming purposes. Label: Film files must be labeled with title, theme, director’s name, and phone number. Films must be no more than five minutes. Discretion: Please exercise discretion in terms of content because your films will be public and screened to family friendly audiences including a community viewing of accepted shootout films where kids will be present. (e.g. no bad language, excessive violence, adult themes, etc.) Locations: Films must utilize the provided theme and locations. There are...
Download the Waiver. The shootout is upon us and teams are signing up. For all teams who are participating in this years Little Hollywood Shootout, you will need to download, fill out and return the shootout waiver. This form acknowledges that you and your team are responsible for your own safety. And while CEBIA and the Little Hollywood Shootout have done everything within reason to provide a safe and fulfilling experience, “we” cannot be held responsible for damages to persons or property as a result of your participation and that you take responsibility for yourself, team, equipment and your presence on public and private property. To be eligible to participate in the 2013 Little Hollywood Shootout you must download, fill out and return the waiver on behalf of your team. Teams who have not filled out and returned the waiver are not considered registered for, nor are participating in the 2013 Little Hollywood Shootout. The form can be downloaded here, filled out and emailed directly to [email protected] or it may be returned in person at the Kane County Tourism Information Center in Kanab on the first day of filming. Copies of the form will be available there as well. Film making in general is a hands on experience that comes with potential hazards if you are not prepared. To minimize those hazards and to help ensure a positive experience, be sure to be prepared. Below are a couple things to keep in mind while filming in Kane County. 1. Stay hydrated. You will be in the desert. Be sure to bring along plenty of water and snacks to keep...
The 2013 Little Hollywood Shoot Out was an experiment in offering a longer time period for film completion. As a result we received some well polished projects that were able to push the bounds of film creation. And though we enjoyed the polished projects, we also noticed a decline in the number of finished submissions. In an attempt to increase the number of participants and return to the high energy event of years past we are re-tooling the Little Hollywood Shoot Out to take the best of everything we’ve done in past years to create the best experience possible for participants. This year we are going to be a 52 hour competition and we are adding education and networking opportunities to the event, hoping to add maximum value to the event for all those who attend. That said, Enjoy this list of films from the 2013 event and we’ll see you this spring in Kanab! Black Blood by Jared Seaich Heros of Tomorrow Past by Darren Chase The Greatest Chase Ever – Trevor Black Anythings Possible – Adam Brown and Malcom Judd Above and Beyond by Derek...
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