Story: Feature film

48HOURS film competition

This entry in the 2009 48HOURS film-making competition, Otåck otåck otåck fall, mimicked the conventions of Scandinavian avant-garde film, and won the Wellington regional section. The moment each competition starts all entrants are given specified elements to include in their film, including a prop, a line of dialogue and a character. They then have exactly 48 hours to deliver a finished production. Hundreds of teams, including both novices and top professionals, compete each year for regional and ultimately national prizes.

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Helen Martin, 'Feature film - The 2000s: the digital wave', Te Ara - the Encyclopedia of New Zealand, http://www.TeAra.govt.nz/en/video/42492/48hours-film-competition (accessed 20 April 2024)

Story by Helen Martin, published 22 Oct 2014