NEED HELP WITH FILM PROJECT!!!!!

hi


i just had a great idea for a film project

we (my class) are split up in groups of 4, and each need to make a film of our choice...
the film needs to be 4 to 8 minutes long. and all of the 4 members has to talk 1 minute...

i had this idea of reenacting some scenes from well-known movies, and making them rediculous...

now i need some ideas...

i was thinking about each scene being +- 30 seconds long...

and plz, if you have any ideas, please hurry, the script has to be finished this monday.


and edit!: people, you should know, the budget is approx. $0

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Originally posted by CryoDragoon
plz, if you have any ideas, please hurry, the script has to be finished this monday.

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I hope you haven't known about this project for weeks and are only now starting it! :wink:

And this should probably be posted in the off-topic forums.

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Originally posted by burns91


I hope you haven't known about this project for weeks and are only now starting it! :wink:

And this should probably be posted in the off-topic forums.

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well, we actually got this half a week ago, we had a subject then, it blows, i got an idea, the rest of my group agrees with it.

and now, i need some ideas, because the rest doesn't really do anything... so, basically... they let me do all the work... i told them to get some ideas and work it out, but i know them, and i know that they won't... so:

:cry:

Yeah, I always hated group work because I always put more effort into it than anyone else, so they basically got a good grade because of my good work. But when I let them do the work, it always sucked and we'd get a bad grade. So I just decided that I'd rather do it myself.

How about re-enacting Brokeback Mountain - LOL :shock: You said you wanted it to be a well-known movie!

Heres an Idea. That part on the Wizard of Oz, When the run through the Field and fall asleep, Turn that into a reefer field and they get high. Then they go in the Wizard guyts chamber with all the green smoke, and when they pull the curtain he's sitting there with a Razor and a Mirror doing Coke. Then he gives them the big bag with Drugs in it.

This Dumbass Idea is a Compliment of me and My Two friends Dumbness.

Or you could make a little part called....

The Nightlight Zone! :shock:

Do de do do, do de do do!! -Pretend its the Music from the show...-

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Originally posted by CryoDragoon
and all of the 4 members has to talk 1 minute...

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Is that really necesary? Its a short film and they are making you narrated all? thats tough, you need some sort of script, why don't you try making a short interviewing students from your school with some basic educational problems, that'd be easy, and the script will basically come from answers, you will just need a guidline of questions that concludes in something.

Did you ever see the movie 'Four Rooms'. Pretty funny, done by 4 different directors and then spliced together. It takes place in a hotel and the Bell-hop ties all four segments together. Each director didn't know what the other directors were doing. It's a great movie... has Antonio Banderas, Bruce Willis... lots of stars.

Perhaps you could make a mockery of that film?

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Originally posted by PhowaBoy
Did you ever see the movie 'Four Rooms'. Pretty funny, done by 4 different directors and then spliced together. It takes place in a hotel and the Bell-hop ties all four segments together. Each director didn't know what the other directors were doing. It's a great movie... has Antonio Banderas, Bruce Willis... lots of stars.

Perhaps you could make a mockery of that film?

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(Warning: Slightly off topic!)

Yes, this is a hilarious film. Although I think the directors had to have some idea of what the others were doing. For example, in "The Misbehavers," the kids make a phone call to another room in the hotel. This call is answered in "The Wrong Man." Also, the lady in "The Wrong Man" appears later in "The Man From Hollywood."

Of course, I still think everyone should see this film. It is hilarious, and a Tim Roth showcase/masterpiece.