still images only. game on 9: dream. by athena & alyssa lobit.
still images only. game on 9: dream. by athena & alyssa lobit.
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Cats plot murder.
Directed and edited by Alyssa Lobit.
Voices by Bill Hader, Athena Lo
Cats plot murder.
Directed and edited by Alyssa Lobit.
Voices by Bill Hader, Athena Lobit, Justin "Resident" Smith and Jason Stiff.
GAME ON TWO
At the close of the Game On One screening, everyone had to decide if they wanted to do the next round. If so, they were given a fortune cookie from the chinese take-out we had.
1) 5 minutes or less.
2) Your theme is the fortune from your cookie - this is very open to interpretation.
3) You must have a title card stating your fortune prior to the beginning of your movie, but following 10 seconds of black.
4) End with a title card stating that the movie has been part of the Game On project.
5) ***A FORTUNE COOKIE MUST APPEAR SOMEWHERE IN YOUR MOVIE***
Game On is a filmmakers club started by Laura Miro and Alyssa Lobit (that's moi). We invited friends, both pros and complete newbies, to play. Here's how it worked: Each round started off with an email detailing parameters for a short film. If you were in, you showed up on game night for the screening (usually about 6 weeks later), completed movie in hand. Outside of that, it was up to each person to figure it out, though help was offered and utilized whenever necessary in different areas such as editing, music, etc. The point of Game On is to provide a venue for people to put their cameras where their mouths are. Or something. While having fun was the true purpose, some of the films have gone on to play in festivals. That's right.
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Ketchup saves the day.
Directed and edited by Alyssa Lobit.
Aggie ... Laura Miro
Frun
Ketchup saves the day.
Directed and edited by Alyssa Lobit.
Aggie ... Laura Miro
Frunella ... Athena Lobit
Rinka ... Lisa Yang
GAME ON ONE
This was the first round (duh). We all used the same script, but the movies were oh so different.
The Rules:
It's up to you to decide how many characters are interacting in the scene (if it's one scene or 12 for that matter).
You cannot change the script in any way and must include all of the lines. The script must be played verbatim, however pace - pauses, mumbles, gesticulations - are entirely up to you.
At least one character must communicate all the lines in the script. It's up to you whether the lines are spoken, titled, in a foreign language. But only the lines listed may be used.
The finished movie must be shorter than 7 minutes. That's a hard 7, don't push it.
On your marks...get set...GO.
THE SCENE:
Below are the lines of dialogue. You can change punctuation, but you must keep the lines in this order. You can use any medium within your movie (animation, still photo, etc.) but your final movie must be on tape (DV or VHS).
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Oh my god.
What's the problem?
It's all over now.
I can fix it.
It's too late.
We'll see about that.
Are you serious?
Trust me.
Wait a minute.
What's the matter?
Oh, this is too much.
Don't be so sure.
I've got it!
Listen.
You're on to something.
Don't be ridiculous.
It's all right.
Okay.
No problem.
Oh my god.
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Game On is a filmmakers club started by Laura Miro and Alyssa Lobit (that's moi). We invited friends, both pros and complete newbies, to play. Here's how it worked: Each round started off with an email detailing parameters for a short film. If you were in, you showed up on game night for the screening (usually about 6 weeks later), completed movie in hand. Outside of that, it was up to each person to figure it out, though help was offered and utilized whenever necessary in different areas such as editing, music, etc. The point of Game On is to provide a venue for people to put their cameras where their mouths are. Or something. While having fun was the true purpose, some of the films have gone on to play in festivals. That's right.
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A hopeful actress gets her big break.
Directed and edited by Athena Lobit.
Starring At
A hopeful actress gets her big break.
Directed and edited by Athena Lobit.
Starring Athena and Alyssa.
GAME ON THREE
Theme: An Important Phone Call.
Running time requirement: 3 minutes maximum - including title and credits.
Game On is a filmmakers club started by Laura Miro and Alyssa Lobit (that's moi). We invited friends, both pros and complete newbies, to play. Here's how it worked: Each round started off with an email detailing parameters for a short film. If you were in, you showed up on game night for the screening (usually about 6 weeks later), completed movie in hand. Outside of that, it was up to each person to figure it out, though help was offered and utilized whenever necessary in different areas such as editing, music, etc. The point of Game On is to provide a venue for people to put their cameras where their mouths are. Or something. While having fun was the true purpose, some of the films have gone on to play in festivals. That's right.
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Clown fishing.
Directed and edited by Alyssa Lobit.
The Clown ... Alana Lobit
The Pre
Clown fishing.
Directed and edited by Alyssa Lobit.
The Clown ... Alana Lobit
The Prey ... Athena Lobit
Score by Jason Stiff.
GAME ON FOUR
Mad Lib
-5 minutes maximum (inclusive of title and credits)
-The mad lib, once completed, is the ACTION of your movie:
I was (verb ending in -ING) in the (place), and I tripped on a(n) (noun). I was hoping nobody saw me, but then I turned around and the (noun**) started (verb ending in -ING) me. I realized I had a (noun) in my pocket. So I took it out and (verb past tense) it. The (noun**) started (verb ending in -ING) and I fainted.
**same noun
Game On is a filmmakers club started by Laura Miro and Alyssa Lobit (that's moi). We invited friends, both pros and complete newbies, to play. Here's how it worked: Each round started off with an email detailing parameters for a short film. If you were in, you showed up on game night for the screening (usually about 6 weeks later), completed movie in hand. Outside of that, it was up to each person to figure it out, though help was offered and utilized whenever necessary in different areas such as editing, music, etc. The point of Game On is to provide a venue for people to put their cameras where their mouths are. Or something. While having fun was the true purpose, some of the films have gone on to play in festivals. That's right.
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kidnappers vs. woman
Directed and edited by Alyssa Lobit.
Thug on the left ... Alan Bo
kidnappers vs. woman
Directed and edited by Alyssa Lobit.
Thug on the left ... Alan Booth
Thug on the right ... Kevin Gorinshteyn
Woman ... Alyssa Lobit
GAME ON THREE
Theme: An Important Phone Call.
Running time requirement: 3 minutes maximum - including title and credits.
Game On is a filmmakers club started by Laura Miro and Alyssa Lobit (that's moi). We invited friends, both pros and complete newbies, to play. Here's how it worked: Each round started off with an email detailing parameters for a short film. If you were in, you showed up on game night for the screening (usually about 6 weeks later), completed movie in hand. Outside of that, it was up to each person to figure it out, though help was offered and utilized whenever necessary in different areas such as editing, music, etc. The point of Game On is to provide a venue for people to put their cameras where their mouths are. Or something. While having fun was the true purpose, some of the films have gone on to play in festivals. That's right.
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Directed and edited by Athena Lobit.
Starring Alyssa.
Music by Sigur Rós.
GAME ON TWO
Directed and edited by Athena Lobit.
Starring Alyssa.
Music by Sigur Rós.
GAME ON TWO
At the close of the Game On One screening, everyone had to decide if they wanted to do the next round. If so, they were given a fortune cookie from the chinese take-out we had.
1) 5 minutes or less.
2) Your theme is the fortune from your cookie - this is very open to interpretation.
3) You must have a title card stating your fortune prior to the beginning of your movie, but following 10 seconds of black.
4) End with a title card stating that the movie has been part of the Game On project.
5) ***A FORTUNE COOKIE MUST APPEAR SOMEWHERE IN YOUR MOVIE***
Game On is a filmmakers club started by Laura Miro and Alyssa Lobit (that's moi). We invited friends, both pros and complete newbies, to play. Here's how it worked: Each round started off with an email detailing parameters for a short film. If you were in, you showed up on game night for the screening (usually about 6 weeks later), completed movie in hand. Outside of that, it was up to each person to figure it out, though help was offered and utilized whenever necessary in different areas such as editing, music, etc. The point of Game On is to provide a venue for people to put their cameras where their mouths are. Or something. While having fun was the true purpose, some of the films have gone on to play in festivals. That's right.
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An elevator malfunction leads to secrets revealed.
Directed by Dagney Kerr.
Written by
An elevator malfunction leads to secrets revealed.
Directed by Dagney Kerr.
Written by Alyssa Lobit.
Debbie ... Dagney Kerr
Mail room girl... Alyssa Lobit
another random production.
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