Here it is: the number one video of the 24 Hour Video Race’s first decade, as chosen by race organizers, hold the Onion’s “Bob 3:13.” After the jump, we have an interview with team member Randal Scott Williams.
Tonight, the 24 Video Race kicks off tonight at 11:59 p.m. at the Angelika Film Center. We hope our countdown has inspired you to form a team and take shot and making a movie this year. To view all the videos in our countdown, visit here.
The tenth annual 24 Hour Video Race kicks off this Friday. Continuing our look back at the first decade, here is the third best video as chosen by the race’s organizers: Monochromatic Productions’ Paletero (2009). And after the jump, team member Andy Viganas.
To view all the videos in the countdown, go here.
Continuing with our look back at the 24 Hour Video Race‘s first decade, here is the fourth best video as chosen by the race’s organizers: Project Mayhem III’s “Lick It N Stick It” (2005). And after the jump, team members Doug Bryan and Russ Johnson talk about the experience: entering for “gold,” basing their short around an idea to spoof the race’s sponsor, and the excesses of filmmaking.
To view all the videos in the countdown, go here.
Continuing with our look back at the 24 Hour Video Race‘s first decade, here is the fifth best video as chosen by the race’s organizers: Scotty Don’t's “Cover Story” (2006). And after the jump there’s an interview with co-videomaker Deva George.
To view all the videos in the countdown, go here.
Continuing with our look back at the 24 Hour Video Race‘s first decade, here is the sixth best video as chosen by the race’s organizers: O Productions’ “Feet First Whirling” (2003). After the jump, we have a interview with the video’s producer, June Owens.
To view all the videos in the countdown, go here.
Continuing with our look back at the 24 Hour Video Race‘s first decade, here is the seventh best video as chosen by the race’s organizers: 2 Tight Entertainment’s “Easy Money.” After the jump, an interview with 2 Tight’s KJ King.
To view all the videos in the countdown, go here.
Over the next few weeks leading up the 10th anniversary of the 24 Hour Video Race, we will be looking back at the ten best movies made by race participants as chosen by the race organizers. Today, at number eight is “Choices” (2009) by “Brownian Motion.” After the video, there’s a brief interview with Paul Jolly who headed up the filmmaking team.
To view all the videos in the countdown, go here.
Over the next few weeks leading up the 10th anniversary of the 24 Hour Video Race, we will be looking back at the ten best movies made by race participants as chosen by the race organizers. Today, at number nine, is “Midnight to Midnight” (2002) by “The Steve Show.” After the video, there’s a brief interview with Steve McWilliams who headed up the filmmaking team.
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Over the next few weeks leading up the 10th anniversary of the 24 Hour Video Race, we will be looking back at the ten best movies made by race participants as chosen by the race organizers. Today, at number ten, is “Three Lefts Make A Right,” by the Lake Highlands High School team “Lake Cinamatique.” After the video, there’s a brief interview with Joel Rosenzweig, the Richardson teacher who headed up the filmmaking team.
To view all the videos in the countdown, go here.