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Posted by Patrick Burgoyne, 7 November 2009, 12:56    Permalink    Comments (3)

20 teams of young creatives and filmmakers gathered at M&C Saatchi in London this morning for the start of the 24 hour ad challenge

After a few brief words from M&C creative director, Graham Fink (above), the teams received their brief - to make a 60 second cinema ad for the ICA, celebrating the 'now'.

After that, all received some advice from 'guerilla filmmaker' extraordinaire Johhny Oddball (pictured above in, for reasons best known to himself, knight outfit and with giant biscuit) creator of the 24-hour filmmaking challenge concept who is acting as advisor. Oddball warned participants about the potential hazards of trying to shoot on London's streets in these over-zealous times, plus he had common sense advice regarding sound quality, lighting and editing.

And with that, they were off, the teams all dispersing across the agency and out into Golden Square with their mentors from the M&C creative department to start their mission.

Follow their antics on Twitter here.

The challenge, organised by M&C and HypTV, runs from 10am this morning until 10am tomorrow (Sunday) at which point all the times must hand in their films at the ICA. The winner's film will run as a trailer at the ICA for 6 weeks.

 

 

3 Comments

the whole event was brilliant fun,and i gained invaluable acting experience, in front of the camera,
thank you to matteo and his team for including me
and i look forward to seeing the advert
also if anyone else is casting please consider me
im featured in the last photo on this page, on the left im the fat bloke
you can contact me via http://www.starnow.co.uk/stephenadams
once again thank you
stephen adams
stephen adams
2009-11-08 20:14:10


Typo in the second para - regarding.
rob
2009-11-09 09:20:38


How shallow am I that I really, really want to know who makes that jacket Fink's wearing in the top pic?
Trudy
2009-11-11 19:33:33


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