2011 Grand Cinema 72 Hour Film Festival entry, "Spare A Time?"

A street musician gives an infectious gift to a reluctant stranger.
To view a version with the live audience, please go to...
http://vimeo.com/23422344
To learn more about Tacoma's Sonic Guy and his Initiative to change our state song to Sir Mix-A-Lot's, "Not in our House," please visit:
http://sonicsguy.com/Sonics_Guy/Blog/Blog.html
Team Lovelady was fortunate enough to win the award for "Best Use of Line of Dialogue."
Stick around after the credits for a special appearance by one of Tacoma's newest "icons!"
To give an idea of what all filmmakers went through during our Easter weekend this year, here's the blurb from the Grand Cinema:

What is the 72 Hour Film Festival?

Each filmmakers' challenge began Thursday, April 21, 2011 at the Grand Cinema. 30 filmmaker teams gathered for the instructions on what needs to be in their 5 minute short film. It's simple - they have 72 hours to write, shoot and edit a unique and creative short film that includes thesespecific elements:

A character must have a SUPER POWER
Line of dialogue: "What are you going to do about it?"
Prop: an egg
Location: a dock or pier
5 minute maximum length, including credits

The films were due back at the Grand on Sunday, April 24th.

Category:

Entertainment

Tags:

• Tacoma
• Grand Cinema
• 72 Hour Film
• Paul LoveladyTeam Lovelady
• Sonics Guy
• Kris Brannon
• Shane Foster
• Rick Gray
• Metropolitan Ballet of Tacoma
• RagTag Productions
• UW Tacoma
• Stadium Video
• Stadium Thriftway
• Job Carr
• short
• entertainment
• winner
• contest
• entry
• 72 Hour

[buffilms]

oh and u got my old hist professor in it...magic man!

[buffilms]

how u choreographed this and shot in all the locations in 3 days is amazing. one of the fest's best this year!