new favorite
From Scot, sadly, blogless.
Scot: The Porcelain Unicorn is the winner of the Constrained Cinema Competition. Filmmakers can only use these six lines of dialogue:
"What is that?,"
"It's a unicorn,"
"Never seen one up close before,"
"Beautiful," "Get away, get away," and "I'm sorry."
What Keegan Wilcox did with 3 minutes and those lines is most excellent.
This could be the best 3 minutes of your day. I hope not.
Scot: The Porcelain Unicorn is the winner of the Constrained Cinema Competition. Filmmakers can only use these six lines of dialogue:
"What is that?,"
"It's a unicorn,"
"Never seen one up close before,"
"Beautiful," "Get away, get away," and "I'm sorry."
What Keegan Wilcox did with 3 minutes and those lines is most excellent.
This could be the best 3 minutes of your day. I hope not.
Comments
Thank you Scot and bb for sharing
ErinH
Filters weren't commonplace until the 50's. I had to look that up.
If you get the chance, check out the Russian entry called THE GIFT. Also excellent, but in a much different way. Just keep in mind what the lines they had to use are, that one's not subtitled.
BB, I'm betting Middle will like that one.
Carol
Amazing, how I envisioned an entirely different scene when I read the script, compared to what the filmmaker created.
And isn't 3 minutes a powerful amount of time.