The third edition of ESRA's 48H took place last weekend. 56 films were submitted on Sunday evening. This year, a team of alumni also participated out of competition.
The aim of this competition, organized by the students of the Cinéfestival Association, is to write, shoot and edit a film lasting from 1 to 3 minutes in 48 hours, while respecting the constraints imposed by a draw.
This year, the constraints were as follows:
Pool 1 (teams 1 to 9)
Theme: fetishism
Object: Caddie
Theme: fetishism
Object: Caddie
Direction: Zoom
Pool 2 (teams 10 to 19)
Theme: My fears come true
Object: Skateboard
Theme: My fears come true
Object: Skateboard
Staging: Field against field (minimum 20 seconds)
Pool 3 (teams 20 to 29)
Theme: Revenge
Object: Typewriter
Theme: Revenge
Object: Typewriter
Direction: Dark voyeur
Pool 4 (teams 30 to 39)
Theme: Misunderstandings can work
Item: Laser sword
Theme: Misunderstandings can work
Item: Laser sword
Staging: Flash-back
Pool 5 (teams 40 to 49 + ESRA Paris alumni)
Theme: invasion
Object: razor
Theme: invasion
Object: razor
Staging: Overhead camera (minimum 20 seconds)
Pool 6 (teams 50 to 60)
Theme: Let's plan a crime
Object: Gym ball
Theme: Let's plan a crime
Object: Gym ball
Staging: Subjective shot (minimum 20 seconds)
Pool 7: Mystery Teams (unregistered teams)
Theme: I've only got 1% battery left
Object: Barbaque.
Theme: I've only got 1% battery left
Object: Barbaque.
Staging: Sequence shot (minimum 30 seconds)
A Jury of cinema professionals will award the prizes following the screening of the best films at the Closing Ceremony on Friday February 27 at the Jean Renoir Amphitheatre.
